that is more following the index and hence not much of individual capacity that I have to manage on day-to-day basis, unless there is a cash flow management But when it comes
to active funds, of course, there is a very different hat that one has to put on for each of these funds Most of these funds that we have,
there are co-fund management arrangements So, some of them, there will be a primary fund manager who is actually managing and taking day-to-day decisions,
and some of the others that we call as a backup, as someone who is helping out on newer ideas if needed, and also being there, if at all, the primary fund manager, for some reason, is not available So, to that extent, team has been built such that we have about nine fund managers today,
and there are various funds where the co-fund management arrangement is existing So, it is decently manageable There are obviously backstops that have been put up in place So that there is continuity, if at all, there is let's say, a requirement