Fondo de Inversión Activa Deuda Automotriz Global IV is a closed-end private debt investment fund managed by LarrainVial Activos S.A. Administradora General de Fondos, an asset management subsidiary of Chilean financial services group LarrainVial. Established in 2026 and headquartered in Santiago, Chile, the fund is structured to provide institutional and qualified investors with targeted exposure to global automotive credit and financing markets. The fund's primary business activities encompass the structuring, acquisition, and management of fixed-income instruments, structured credit, and securitized debt assets; investment in promissory notes, credit titles, and loan portfolios backed or collateralized by automotive financing contracts; secondary market trading of non-redeemable fund quotas listed on the Santiago Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol CFIDAG4I-E0; deployment of temporary liquidity and treasury management strategies via high-liquidity fixed-income securities and bank deposits; and cash flow distribution derived from underlying debt amortizations and interest collections. Geographically, while the fund is domiciled in Chile and regulated by the Comisión para el Mercado Financiero (CMF), its investment strategy targets automotive debt instruments and credit portfolios on a global scale. In recent developments, Fondo de Inversión Activa Deuda Automotriz Global IV officially commenced operations in August 2026, marking the latest iteration in LarrainVial's specialized automotive private credit fund series. Following its launch, the fund finalized and deposited restated internal regulations with the Comisión para el Mercado Financiero in late August 2026 pursuant to resolutions adopted at an extraordinary assembly of quota holders. This operational rollout succeeds the maturation and planned liquidation phase of its predecessor vehicle, Fondo de Inversión Activa Deuda Automotriz Global III, reflecting a strategic expansion and portfolio renewal of LarrainVial's alternative asset platform in global private debt.