Sure. I'm happy to share a little bit about FinDev Canada.
We're Canada's bilateral development finance institution. As you've said, we support financing and investment in emerging markets in developing economies. We work with the private sector. We're a wholly owned subsidiary of Export Development Canada, and our initial capitalization of $300 million came in 2018. There was also money in budget 2021, as well as under the Indo-Pacific strategy.
Essentially, what we do is support investment in financing in emerging markets. As a development finance institution, we also look through a development impact lens, so we make our capital allocation decisions looking at climate and nature action, local market development, gender equality and women's economic empowerment.
We work through a number of different sectors. We support the financial industry in emerging markets and developing economies, so we work with local and regional banks and investment funds. We work with agriculture and forestry in their value chains and then in sustainable infrastructure.
We ended the year last year with about a billion dollars on our balance sheet, so in a five-year growth period—we just celebrated our fifth anniversary—we grew essentially from zero to a billion dollars on our balance sheet.