The answer is definitely yes. Mr. Allen, I really appreciate your question.
BDC, by its act, was asked to be complementary. Complementary means that you're doing what other financial institutions are perhaps not willing to do, and complementarity also evolves with the context. Our complementary role today is to take a greater part of the marketplace, and that's happening as we speak.
On average, every year the portfolio of BDC would grow by about $500 million to $600 million. This year it will grow by twice that size, and I expect that it's going to continue for the next two or three years. We started, actually, playing a greater role in September of last year, getting closer to mid-sized companies that were coming to us and saying, “We don't have anybody to finance us anymore, because it has stopped.” We're getting involved in larger transactions. We're getting involved in smaller transactions. Our market share is growing.
The 3% that I mentioned is data from 2007. I believe that when we measure it next time, it will be bigger than that. So you're quite right, our complementarity is going to require from us that we take a bigger share of the term facilities, and we will.