Claymore/Delta Global Shipping SEA.SO

that there's unintended consequences, so one of your more successful ETFs, the Claymore Shipping ETF actually had to close down. Could you talk a little bit about the process to what happened and what you're doing about that? Baffico : Sure. Yes, it's actually kind of an interesting anomaly, an unfortunate consequence, but we hopefully remedied that. As we talked about and as your viewers maybe familiar with, Guggenheim's acquisition of Claymore Securities last year triggered a change of control provision, wherein Claymore being the advisor to the Claymore Shipping ETF, ticker symbol SEA , was required by prospectus to go back to shareholders in a change of control situation to reapprove the advisory assignment. All of our ETFs had to go through a similar type of proxy processes and successfully so. Unfortunately with SEA or the Shipping ETF, we found that in the proxy solicitation process, we had a fairly large constituency of offshore shareholders who