The physical commodity and commodity derivative markets may be impacted by decisions by market participants and policy makers to address sustainability and energy expansion matters. Consumer and institutional preferences around sustainability and energy expansion matters continue to change, and the possible failure of our products or services to facilitate the needs of customers facing these issues could adversely impact our business and revenues. Changing preferences, including as a result of shifting market or political sentiment, could also have an adverse impact on the operations or financial condition of our customers, which could result in reduced revenues from those customers. We are also subject to risks relating to state, federal and international sustainability regulations, legislation and regulatory expectations, which are evolving, varied and at times conflicting, and which could impact us and our customers and result in increased regulatory, compliance or operational costs. We are also subject to reputational risks relating to the perception of whether or not we are taking policy positions with regard to energy consumption and sources or other sustainability or energy expansion matters. These risks associated with sustainability and energy expansion matters are continuing to evolve rapidly, and we expect that such risks may continue to increase over time.