First, for this type of U.S. corporation that invests in venture capital, it's not the corporations but individuals who are taxed, investors, so that those investors are considered virtually as partnerships.
There are benefits, including better access to the U.S. market, from both capitalization and commercialization standpoints. There's also a transfer of expertise between U.S. and Canadian businesses, particularly with regard to venture capital.
Bear in mind that, in the U.S., they've reached the fourth and even fifth generation of venture capital investors, whereas, in Canada, although we do a lot of that—and we indeed do a lot—we're just starting out in venture capital. Businesses are quite recent.
All that promotes a better transfer between the two.