Thank you.
We're working very closely with RBC. They have announced the funds, but they are still working on the details. As I mentioned, we've also launched a Centre for Impact Investing.
One way I could make it clear is if we think about this 3.5% disbursement quota from foundations, one of the ways we can look at how to free up more capital is if the rest of the money is held up in traditional investments. But if you were a social enterprise, they could leverage some of that money and invest it in you. So it's not going to traditional investments; it's going to you and your either for-profit or not-for-profit enterprise as you try to generate revenue and generate social impact. It's a new way to free up this money.
Yes, RBC is thinking about how they apply business disciplines, social impact metrics, and other qualifiers to actually mobilize more capital that's in addition to fundraising and traditional charitable dollars.