Justina: Unfortunately, I think that the challenges to ESG and impact investing will continue to dominate headlines and generate media attention. In some ways, I think it’s an indication that impact investing has grown enough and has achieved enough mainstream success to become a target. However, we don’t think legislators ultimately will be able to stand in the way because investors, and especially fiduciaries, cannot deny the financial materiality of ESG and impact-related risks and opportunities. These are truly material issues that can be a source of innovation and competitive advantage for the U.S.