seeing that in our performance numbers both at morgan stanley investment management but also at eaton vance. one of the things that we've been very impressed by is the client support for the transaction. morgan stanley had client inflows in investment management in the fourth quarter of $25 billion. eaton p vanvance last week just reported record ebm but also client flows i think that kind of attraction, the performance our teams were delivering was a great support in the transaction between announcement and closing >> dan, just to finish off, we'd like to get your view on bonds reports over the weekend saying bonds face a bleak future, and rates have already risen quite a lot since you closed and priced the deal just interested in your outlook there and whether, again, i guess referring back to the price of the eaton vance acquisition. >> we think the question of how does fixed income fit into a portfolio, a long-term portfolio, is one of the biggest questions we're working with clients on the eaton vance transaction where it has value add, higher yield fixed income is a real asset. even t

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