Okay, thank you.
Thank you very much, Mr. Adler.
I'm just going to finish up. I have one question. I want to thank you all for your presentations. I think they were all very informative.
Mr. Kingston, talking about the benefit of having a currency chain rather than going through U.S. dollars, I think the point has been made very well, and you made that extremely well here today.
Mr. Lemieux, with respect to derivatives and Montreal's role, I think, as was mentioned, you had a very informative presentation.
Ms. Ecker, you talked about Canada's financial services' outward foreign direct investment. You talked about our banks, our insurance firms, and large pension funds, and I very much like that argument.
So, my question is more in terms of the Chinese being known as very good savers. It's a perception but, in fact, it's true. The question is with respect to, perhaps, fewer Chinese institutional ventures but more Chinese investors with respect to what Canada can expect as an inflow perhaps on Toronto's exchanges or Toronto companies.
What kind of an inflow can we expect as a result of the RMB trading centre?