I think we really lost the opportunity at the central banks. We've had massive quantitative easing. That was equivalent to about, well, before we had 10%, now we have 45%, where did it get invested in? In case of ECB, I understand, 60% of it went into so-called carbon intensive investments, if you look at manufacturing or other sectors. So we lost the opportunity. We were doing quantitative easing, a very unconventional approach to monetary policy. Great. So we moved to another unconventional approach and make sure, if you are going to do something like that in future, we better make it public knowledge that this would be invested. Of course, financial returns, we are central banks, are custodian of the reserve money. So they have to be very prudent in how it is invested. But qualitative, the future investments of the central bank own funds and others, as the period goes by, there will be a high premium on investments that are carbon neutral. Right. Green. Green QA. Green.