Our sole advisory business is providing investment advisory services to private equity funds that invest in operating companies. The private equity funds were formed by SCGM or its affiliates and consist of closed-end partnerships that generally make value-oriented, control investments in Latin American companies which SCGM believes have significant potential for improved performance and growth. The private equity funds are structured as limited partnership vehicles, in which investors will be limited partners and an SCGM- affiliate serves as the general partner. SCGM was formed in 2015 as an adviser, following the success of its affiliate Southern Cross Capital Management (“SCCM”), which was formed in 1998 (SCGM and SCCM, together, “Southern Cross”), which was formed in 2006, with the same purpose. SCGM is controlled by the members of an Executive Committee of SCGM S.A., the general partner of SCGM, consisting of Norberto Morita, Ricardo Rodriguez, Raúl Sotomayor, Sebastián Villa and Diego Acevedo (the “Executive Committee”). SCGM is owned, directly or indirectly through non-publicly held intermediate entities by the Executive Committee members, as well as certain other partners (each, a “Principal” and collectively, the “Principals”). The general partner of Southern Cross Latin America Private Equity Fund V, L.P., an Ontario limited partnership (“Fund V”), is Southern Cross Capital Partners V, L.P., an Ontario limited partnership (the “General Partner”), which is controlled by the Executive Committee of SCGM S.A. Fund V raised $ 540.4 million and has a term of ten years. Southern Cross Latin America Private Equity Fund III, L.P. (“Fund III”); and Southern Cross Latin America Private Equity Fund IV, L.P. (“Fund IV”1) (Fund III and Fund IV, each an Ontario, Canada limited partnership) are now advised by SCGM effective December 20, 2019. Fund III raised $ 751 million and had a term of ten years, which was extended in 2016, 2018 and was again extended in December 2020 until April 2021. Fund IV raised $ 1,681 million and has a term of ten years. The general partners of Fund III (Southern Cross Capital Partners III, L.P., or the “General Partner of Fund III”) and Fund IV (Southern Cross Capital Partners IV, L.P., or the “General Partner of Fund IV”) are also Ontario, Canada limited partnerships and both of them are controlled by Messrs. Morita, Rodriguez and Sotomayor. 1 Fund IV made a final liquidating distribution to its limited partners during January 2023, and was dissolved on February 15th, 2023. Southern Cross Latin America Extension Fund IV, LP., an Ontario, Canada limited partnership (“SCLAEF”), is advised by SCGM effective November 18, 2020. SCLAEF was incorporated as part of a secondary process to create liquidity for Fund IV limited partners and/or obtain more time to exit Fund IV´s portfolio; where Fund IV transferred all of its interest in its portfolio to SCLAEF, SCLAEF has a commitment of $ 217 million and a term of five years, which may be subject to extensions in accordance with its Limited Partnership Agreement (“LPA”). SCGM serves as Fund III´s, Fund IV´s, Fund V’s and SCLAEF´s investment manager. Pursuant to Delegation and Assumption Agreements, the General Partners of Fund III and Fund IV (in accordance with their delegation authority under their respective Limited Partnership Agreements (“LPAs”)) delegated to SCGM the authority to provide advisory services to Fund III, Fund IV and their related parallel vehicles and alternative investment vehicles. The Management and Advisory Agreements of Fund III and Fund IV to provide such services were amended effective December 20, 2019 to reflect such delegation of duties. Fund V, as provided for in the LPA, has entered into a Management and Advisory Agreement with SCGM pursuant to which Fund V has appointed SCGM, who has broad authority to provide management, financial, advisory and other services to Fund V, related parallel vehicles and alternative investment vehicles, and portfolio companies in which Fund V invests. Southern Cross Capital Partners Extension IV, L.P., general partner of SCLAEF, has entered into a Management and Advisory Agreement with SCGM pursuant to which, it has the broad authority to provide management, financial, advisory and other services to SCLAEF and its related parallel vehicles and alternative investment vehicles. Ancora Investments, L.P. (“Ancora”), Polinvest, L.P. (“Polinvest”), and Cyprus SCG Investments, L.P. (“Cyprus SCG Inv.”) each an Ontario, Canada limited partnership (together, “the Cyprus entities”) are advised by SCGM effective June 30, 2021. The Cyprus entities were incorporated as part of a secondary process to create liquidity for Fund III limited partners; where limited partners who elected to sell their interest in Fund III did so to Ancora, Polinvest and Cyprus SCG Inv. The Cyprus entities have combined commitments of $ 18.9 million and a term

tied to that of Fund III, or five years, whichever is longer, and subject to extensions in accordance with their respective Limited Partnership Agreement (each, an “LPA”). Cyprus SCG Co-Investments, L.P., an Ontario, Canada limited partnership (“Cyprus SCG Co- Inv.”) was created as part of the secondary process where certain Fund III investors and the Cyprus entities elected to co-invest with Fund III in certain Fund III´s portfolio companies. Cyprus SCG Co-Inv is advised by SCGM as of August 30, 2021. Cyprus SCG Co-Inv. has a commitment of $ 15.2 million and a term tied to that of Fund III, or five years, whichever is longer, and subject to extensions in accordance with their respective LPA. SCG Cyprus Capital Partners, L.P., general partner of Ancora, Polinvest, Cyprus SCG Inv. and Cyprus SCG Co-Inv. has entered into a Management and Advisory Agreement with SCGM pursuant to which, it has delegated broad authority to SCGM to provide management, financial, advisory and other services to Ancora, Polinvest, Cyprus SCG Inv. and Cyprus SCG Co-Inv. and their related parallel vehicles and alternative investment vehicles. In addition to SCGM, Messrs. Morita, Rodriguez and Sotomayor have been affiliated with a related entity, SCCM, since 1998. SCCM formed two other funds preceding Fund III and Fund IV: Southern Cross Latin America Private Equity Fund, LP (“Fund I”) in 1998 and Southern Cross Latin America Private Equity Fund II, L.P. (“Fund II”) in 2003. The strategy of Fund I, Fund II, Fund III, Fund IV, Fund V, SCLAEF, Ancora, Polinvest, Cyprus SCG Inv., and Cyprus SCG Co-Inv. (Fund III, Fund IV, Fund V, SCLAEF, Ancora, Polinvest, Cyprus SCG Inv., and Cyprus SCG Co-Inv., collectively “the Funds”) has remained relatively the same since 1998: to make private equity buyout investments in Latin America . The Funds were established based on Norberto Morita’s and Ricardo Rodriguez’s (together, the “Founders”) shared history of value creation and fundamental belief that private equity investing in Latin America cannot succeed based solely on a financial engineering model. In Southern Cross’ view, the ability to consistently generate attractive investment returns requires (i) extensive local operating and transactional experience; (ii) the ability to create “genuine” long-term, sustainable value through improved operating performance and strategic direction; (iii) the ability to identify, recruit, and work closely with talented local managers; and (iv) a conservative, disciplined approach to pricing and leverage. In order to achieve this, Southern Cross makes investments in concentrated portfolios that enable it to devote substantial time to each of its portfolio companies. Southern Cross also mostly invests in control investments as a way to accomplish the changes that it believes are required and as a means to reasonably manage the timing to exit. Each of the Funds is governed by a Limited Partnership Agreement. Pursuant to each LPA, the management, control and operation of the Funds and the formulation of investment policy is vested exclusively in each Fund’s General Partner. Therefore, each Fund’s General Partner has full authority to undertake the business purpose of the relevant Fund, which according to their LPAs, consist of (i) making directly or indirectly through affiliates or other entities equity and equity-related investments in Latin America (or to a limited extent outside of Latin America); and (ii) managing, owning, supervising, selling and disposing of the investments. The limited partners do not participate in the management or control of the Funds. The LPAs contain certain investment restrictions that are determined at the time the Funds are formed. In addition, under certain circumstances, including, without limitation, (i) where the Funds have decided to excuse certain limited partners from making capital contributions in respect of specific investments and have instead required them to contribute their otherwise due amounts in respect of specific investments outside of the Fund as co- investors, or (ii) to facilitate investments while simultaneously addressing certain legal, tax or regulatory considerations, a Fund’s General Partner may establish certain alternative investment vehicles ("Alternative Investment Vehicles") or parallel funds ("Parallel Funds"). Governance of these Alternative Investment Vehicles or Parallel Funds will be entirely bestowed on the Fund’s General Partner or on one or more affiliates of the General Partner, and the investment decisions for the Alternative Investment Vehicles or Parallel Funds will be identical to those for the Fund to which such Alternative Investment Vehicle or Parallel Fund relates. SCGM or an affiliate thereof will manage the operations of these Alternative Investment Vehicles and Parallel Funds. As of December 31, 2022, SCGM had $1,427 million in discretionary assets under management. SCGM will not manage any client assets on a non-discretionary basis.