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A lot of our peers just don't focus on this area because it is too complicated.

And those that we do compete against tend to be more mid-market firms, which as a global private equity firm with a global footprint, with the resources we have, it's easier for us to differentiate when we're looking to court a founder of a business that he should partner with us.

That was Ian Fujiyama, head of aerospace defense and government services at Carlisle on navigating regulatory landscape.

Sources tell Bloomberg Carlisle is reaching out to investors about a potential defense-focused fund.

Carlisle representative declined to comment, but we want to get more on this report with Bloomberg's private equity reporter, Allison McNeely.

She joins me here on set in Studio One at 731 Lex.

Allison, great to have you on the

on the program.

This is really about more than defense, right?

It's about, at least what we think, we know, Carlisle investing in kind of rebuilding the industrial base.

Exactly.