I'd be happy to expand on that and make the clear distinction between what Export Development Canada does and what a development finance institution would do.
The development finance institution would be looking not so much at financing exports, but financing private sector investments or growth in developing markets. The products that they provide—loans, risk guarantees, equity—are similar, in fact, to the products that EDC currently provides. However, the EDC provides those products on a commercial basis. Under the OECD principles, it has a certain band in which the pricing of its financial products can be. That prevents it from taking on a role of stimulating projects that are essential to development in developing countries that are nonetheless, from a commercial perspective, perhaps too risky.