The Minister, accompanied by a Ministry of Finance official, led a delegation of BDA representatives, leaders from the BMA, BSX and the private sector, to the BDA's second roadshow on "Climate Risk Finance", in New York City. The Bermuda delegation met with leading global capital allocators, who have combined assets under management of nearly $11 trillion. The Minister reinforced in the meetings that Bermuda must continue to grow and diversify its economy, noting that opportunities in the Climate Risk Finance space, deserved to be a priority focus. The Minister also reiterated Bermuda's core competitive advantages as a capital to domicile and do business, and around Climate Risk Finance, including our key market strengths, superior human capital, and our excellent reputation as a first-class financial services centre for international regulatory compliance, etc.  The delegation was very well received, and it is anticipated that further Climate Risk Finance roadshows will be planned for 2022.  All roadshow participants were invited to visit Bermuda for our inaugural Bermuda Climate Summit planned in February, 2022.