I think the banks basically apply, as you have alluded to, very rigorous, very well-established risk management protocols in evaluating any type of financing. One of the things that we, the social finance team, have been talking about to our commercial banking colleagues—in fact all the time, as we haven't figured out exactly where to do this yet—is the possibility of layering riskier money, which might be the money from our social impact fund, with conventional bank financing. As you now, banks are highly regulated and there are certain things that they just have to do in the way they evaluate risk. However, because we've set aside a pool of capital for social impact, we have a different risk tolerance with our fund, and we have been talking about how we can use it—and here I can't speak to the particular case you mention, of course—
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