raffaele: yes.est value at the moment is more on the equity side rather than on the corporate side, but as i said, most of the tightening is probably -- has probably happened. there are some segments of the market where there are opportunities for further tightening. as far as quantitative easing, i think it's going to be negative. we already have a very low level of interest rates, both nominal and real. of low rateseriod generally speaking tends to lower -- force misallocation of capital. this is, in my view, quite negative. that's one reason why i am negative on europe. europe is back again below despite a low level of interest rates. it seems to me that in a short amount of time it is a good support for the economy. eriod of time, negative rates can really affect economic growth. nejra: on the misallocation of capital, has the compression we have seen in high-yield spreads, both in the u.s. and europe, than a little of a misallocation -- been a little bit of a misallocation of capital? raffaele: