The good thing for us is, as my colleague was pointing out, we are receiving net inflows, net contributions, so liquidity for us is of course something we manage. We make sure we have enough liquidity to face ongoing obligations, but with positive inflows, positive contributions, coming our way for the next 10 years plus, it's something that helps, definitely, managing liquidity.
What we do is we look for assets that are going to give us a good combination of growth, capital gain, and revenue income. That would be, for example, infrastructure and real estate. They provide both characteristics, and with these asset classes and the diversification that André was alluding to, we hope to generate good returns, specifically risk-adjusted returns.