Sure.
I've worked in finance my entire career. More than half of that was as an investment banker, the last 10 years overseeing wealth and investment businesses. I worked at two places: Goldman Sachs, an American financial institution, and the Royal Bank of Canada.
As I started to explain in a prior question, a lot of what I've done in my past is useful in terms of the role I play here: managing large, complex organizations, managing complex transactions, sitting across the table from or beside governments and corporates, which I've done my entire career, and providing advice in relation to structuring transactions. Having just led businesses.... I sit on the executive committee of the Royal Bank, and that's a large, complex institution that needs to do things differently as it advances its business. Clearly, one of the mandates of this team is to do things differently in pursuit of arming the CAF in a more effective way.