There are a number of factors, and it's certainly a question that people are asking even within the sector.
Certainly, as I've mentioned, the supervision of our companies here is of a very high quality and recognized worldwide as such. You'll notice even anecdotally how Canada, in the G-20, has taken on a leadership role in looking forward at what the global architecture is going to look like. I think some of that leadership has come from the country's record and the record of its institutions as getting through the financial crisis. It may be the Canadian nature that sometimes people perhaps consider us somewhat conservative, say, in our lending practices with banks, but that, at this time, may have served us quite well in getting through this crisis and other things. Our companies certainly are international. Therefore, they're diversified across geographies, across continents, and that has helped them to get through very serious issues. I think the companies are well managed; they're well governed.
So it's a combination of many factors that have led to this situation. It's one of those things that we actually do very, very well here in Canada and across a number of provinces that have strong financial services representation, including yours.