 Nikan Nambiar of Tourist Wealth Capital. This is a multi-family office. Hi Nikhil. Hi. I love you to have you. Thank you. You know your company is based out of Dubai and I'm told that you're also headquartered in Singapore looking at investments in India. You're doing some things with family offices in India. Can you tell us more about that, about how exciting the space is and what sort of investments are flowing in the family office space? That's right. Thanks Ashika once again. Like Ashika mentioned, I represent Tourist Wealth Advises. We are a multi-family office at Quarvin Singapore. We also have an office in Dubai for the last few years now and we've seen a lot of activity picking up in the multi-family office space. We've seen a lot of business coming down our way. Dubai being Dubai is a launch prep for Africa as well as in the Middle East itself. So we have a lot of interest. It is a fairly nascent market, so to say, but the space that we operate in is a very exciting space because we operate on a kind of advisory fee only model. We don't charge commissions. We don't charge brokerages. Whatever comes to us as commissions or brokerages goes back into the clients account. So we work on an absolutely unbiased free-from-conflict-of-interest model where clients know that the advice they're getting is purely based on what they need and what they want, not based on the commissions that we're making. So you are managing family offices from India and otherwise also from which other countries? We manage families and family wealth of families based in the Middle East in Africa and in Europe. The Singapore office manages money for the families in Southeast Asia. We currently have representations on our clients from over 24 countries. What is it that you find most exciting about the Indian family office ecosystem? From what I know, everybody's very tight-lipped and I can understand why you would be tight-lipped too, but what sort of scope do you see in the family wealth, you know, peppering that we're going to now see? Tight-lipped is a very interesting way to put it. It is indeed tight-lipped. At times it's difficult even for us in the industry to get information out, but yeah I think the key lies in the fact that it is a family office. It's not a publicly owned office which is why people choose to keep it very very closed and very personal and very private. There are no reports, figures, nothing which get published. We have no idea what goes on until you know who's going what in which family office. Very recently we heard about a very large Indian family office based in Dubai, losing a lot of money, losing about 300-400 crores in the stock markets. Nobody would hear about it unless you're in the industry. We've seen over a dozen Indian families set up family offices in Dubai, over 400-500 million dollars of assets. It's significant wealth that we're talking about, but you won't hear about it. I see, that's interesting. Yeah and these families are very very cutting-edge savvy I would say when it comes to investments. They know exactly what they're doing. They're hiring the right kind of people. They're seeking out experts like us, other people in the market to help them manage and structure their investments. They're in real estate, they're in art, they're in equities, they're in private equity, they're in venture, they're in everything. I see, this is an interesting thing to note. So Indian families are showing a lot of interest in Dubai, is what you're saying? Very a lot of interest.