So was there a moment when you realized that parenting Lucas wasn't something that would end when he turned 18? And how did that make you feel?

Well, Lucas was diagnosed before he turned three.

He wasn't talking.

He wasn't walking.

He wasn't engaging with us the way you would expect a toddler to do so at that stage of their lives.

So, you know, at that time, I guess, A, it was a bit of a shock.

And all our energies were centered around Lucas.

right?

Do you want to sort of shed a bit of light on those, Sharon?

Yeah, happy to take that.

So we've done, I'll very quickly cover the three kind of signature deals we did in the Central Asia region, two of which are cross-site sovereign, one is in kind of gold mine.

The two actually, the quotes for the sovereign are also very different.

One is in USD and one is in Uzbekistan, which is a local currency in Uzbekistan.

So the first one we did was the kind of a short-term bridge to LPN issue for the Khozai sovereign, a state-owned entity, to fund the kind of fundamental agriculture program of the country.

So what we were getting, what we got was slow double digit, which is actually a significant uptick to the sovereign curve, which used to take the same duration, which was kind of in the mid-7a range.

And then if we're doing those deals in USD, what is access to currency markets like in the region? Are they highly liquid? Can borrowers get access to dollars?