So I guess the question is, can investors genuinely pursue attractive financial returns while also seeking positive environmental or social outcomes?

Well, the short answer is yes.

And the current environment and markets really makes this discussion particularly relevant.

We've come from a low rate environment around COVID period where investors who are trying to seek attractive financial returns really had to lean into risk, increase risk materially to achieve those attractive financial returns.

and take on illiquidity risk in some cases.

Higher bond yields have changed that.

If you're looking mid-September, you've got risk-free yields.

For investors hearing about the strategy for the first time, what is GOOD and what is it designed to achieve?