In a world where capital seeks shelter from uncertainty, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney convened roughly a hundred of the planet's most powerful institutional investors in Toronto to make a deliberate case: that stability, in an age of turbulence, is itself a form of wealth. The gathering was less a conference than a philosophical argument — that governance, predictability, and institutional depth are the true foundations of enduring prosperity. Whether the world's money managers will answer that argument with their portfolios remains, as it always does, a question only time can settle.