Yes. I'm not certain how that is completely relevant.
The difference in the U.S., as I mentioned in my statements, was that they have a $6 trillion high yield market. Their flowthrough market is only $475 billion, approximately two and a half times what was our trust market of $220 billion before the announcement. Since that time, our market has shrunk. That $475 billion on a 10:1 population equivalent would seem smaller than our market, but they also have many other alternatives, such as tax-free municipal bonds, high yield junk bonds, and asset-backed securities, along with their flowthrough structures. There are many other alternatives for them, so they don't require their high yield alternatives to come strictly from the trust market.