China's investment opportunity and investment industry internationalizes and opens itself up. They have one of their pilot programs on right now with the Shanghai exchange as well as the Hong Kong exchange. I believe it's called Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect. That gives the ability for investors in both of those locations to buy and sell securities over the exchanges on each centre without prior approval, whereas before this existed, you would have to go and apply for the ability through various RQFII programs, or vice-versa to get into Hong Kong.
So we are seeing a retail investment demand from that sector come into play through the institutional investor. When I've been referring to the institutional investor, I'm thinking of the people who run our pension funds and mutual funds, not a hedge fund. In my experience, the Bank of Montreal's experience, the hedge fund activity is not looked highly upon, as far as the activity is concerned, and they certainly do not want to see any sort of speculation or short-term investment.