Um, how, how does that work, and how does funds at, funds at Lloyds fit into that model?

So, uh, we have two separate syndicates, a reinsurance focused syndicate, retro focused syndicate, but all predominantly third party capital.

And with that, um, Lloyds and LB2 are fantastic ways to be able to tap into and access third party capital.

I think, um, and for us, you know, we've got a diversified file stack, so we have traditional names, uh, trade reinsurers, but also institutional investors.

And I think those last two categories certainly can and do access London Bridge too, but predominantly I think most, most of the, um, most of the interest has probably come more from institutional investors.

And I think Lloyds can be quite complex for institutional investors to understand.

I think that there's a lot of jargon, a lot of technical, uh, technicalities associated with it.

Um, a-and would you consider London as a, as a choice for those kind of transactions?