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Jupai Holdings Ltd NYSE: JP Q2 2016 1 Disclaimer The information in this presentation is provided to you by Jupai Holdings Limited (the Company) pursuant to Section 5(d) of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the


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Jupai Holdings Ltd(NYSE: JP)

Q2 2016

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Disclaimer

The information in this presentation is provided to you by Jupai Holdings Limited (the “Company”) pursuant to Section 5(d) of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “Securities Act”), solely for informational purposes and is not an offer to buy or sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell, any security or instrument of the Company, or to participate in any investment activity or trading strategy, nor may it

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2.70 5.36 2008 2014

HNWIs in China (Million)

26 90 2008 2014

Investable Assets of HNWIs in China (RMB Trillion) The Population of HNWIs Reached 5m in China (2014) The Investable Assets of HNWIs grew rapidly

Source: Heading-Century Report, National Bureau of Statistics Definition of HNWIs:Individual with over RMB 3mn investable assets

3 From 2008 to 2014, the population of HNWIs increased from 2.7m to 5.4m in China, and their investable assets grew at a CAGR of 23%

The Potential of Wealth Management Market in China

Strong Growth Rates Witnessed in the Population of HNWIs & Their Investable Assets

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4 With respect to wealth management, Chinese HNWIs are moving from “DIY” phase to “Advisor”phase

Willing to accept more professional WM service Why is the demand booming?: − Most of HNWIs lack of professional investment knowledge − The volatility in the stock market raised risk-awareness − The divergence of property market in China complicates property investment − Other types of alterative investments, such as PE/VC are getting attentions from HNWIs while most of them either lack of relevant channels or don’t understand the risks − More and more HNWIs demand one-stop integrated WM service, including total asset allocation, medical insurance/healthcare service, and education services for their children

The Potential of Wealth Management Market in China

The HNWIs Now Demands More Professional Wealth Management Service

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Source: Heading-Century Report, National Bureau of Statistics, China Real Estate Index System (CREIS).

Low Penetration Rate

Disproportionately high bank deposit in personal financial assets: − As of the end of 2014, bank deposits accounted for 58% of total personal financial assets in China, much higher than Europe (25%-35%) and the US (16%)

As of the end of 2014, the market share of third party wealth management companies in China was approximately 1%, showing high growth potential. − The market share of 3rd Party WM firms in the US: ~60% − The market share of 3rd Party WM firms in UK: ~55%

5 The wealth management market in China can be characterized as low penetration rate, fragmented, and high growth potential

The Potential of Wealth Management Market in China

Low Penetration Rate of the Third Party Wealth Management Firms

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6 The wealth management industry in China is booming and Jupai is leading the way

Jupai – Leveraging China's Booming WM Market

Strong Growth Rates

Source: Company information. (1) Calculation method for the client repeat purchase rate: number of active clients that repeatedly purchase the Company’s products divided by the number of active clients in the relevant period. For example, the repeat purchase rate of 52.1% in 2015 reflects not only the active clients who purchased the products more than once in 2015, but also the active clients who purchased the products prior to 2015 and purchased the products once in 2015.

Wealth Management Product Transaction Value (US$mn) Number of Active Clients

1,090 2,122 4,678 8,572 3,800 2012 2013 2014 2015 2Q 2016 442 1,226 2,144 4,506 1,051 1,243 2012 2013 2014 2015 2Q 2015 2Q 2016

406 578 458

Average transaction value per client (US$’000)

21.4% 34.4% 41.8%

Repeat purchase rate

467 327 52.2% 526 52.1%

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Recurring income (including management fees & service fees) outgrew one-time commissions and will still be the trend 7

Jupai – Leveraging China’s Booming WM Market

Strong Growth Rates

Source: Company information.

0.1 1.9 18.4 3.4 5.1 2013 2014 2015 2Q 2015 2Q 2016 0.6 2.2 22.6 3.7 9.4 2013 2014 2015 2Q 2015 2Q 2016

Net Revenue(US$’mn) Net Income Attributable to Ordinary Shareholders(US$’mn)

One-time commissions Recurring management fees

The Breakdown of Net Revenue(US$’mn)

Recurring service fees

2Q2015 AUM: ~US$3.9 billion

8.3 22.4 38.9 94.4 16.8 36.8 2012 2013 2014 2015 2Q 2015 2Q 2016 8.3 21.7 34.8 53.4 9.6 22.4 2012 2013 2014 2015 2Q 2015 2Q 2016 4.0 9.2 14.4 24.3 6.0 6.0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2Q 2015 2Q 2016

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WM product providers / corporate borrowers

HNWIs Filtered high quality products Products Diversified investment needs Highly efficient fundraising channel Recurring management & service fees One-time commission 8 We are basically a “bridge”, connecting HNW Individuals with WM product providers & corporate borrowers

Jupai – Business Model

Connecting HNW Individuals with WM Product Providers & Corporate Borrowers

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Source: Company information. (1) Data as of Dec.31, 2015..

Client service team:(1):

 Relationship Managers:430; Business Development

Advisors: 1039

 Industry recognized qualifications and 8 years of industry

experience on average Product development team:

 216 (1), persons with experience in fund

development/management and real estate industry

 After merging with E-House Capital, we will gain talents

with expertise in PE funds Employee training:  Efficient job training: Relationship Managers serve as “mentors” to Business Development Advisors  Organize various staff training projects Client care unit (Gardener) Business Development Advisors (Hunter) Relationship Managers (Farmer)

 Perform ongoing client

relationship management

 Conduct regular client

satisfaction surveys

 Develop further business

  • pportunities based on client

needs

 Arrange one-on-one

client meetings

 Analyze clients’ risk

preference

 Provide customized

wealth management product advisory service

 Recommend suitable

products

 Serve as initial point of

contact with potential clients

 Introduce Jupai’s wealth

management products and related services

 Obtain a preliminary

understanding of clients’ wealth management needs and targets

 Arrange advisory

appointments HNWIs

Dedicated and professional team A “one-stop” wealth management product platform for clients 9 Our customized client services are provided by a dedicated client relationship team with rich industry knowledge and experience

Jupai – Business Model

Service Model : Hunter – Farmer – Gardener

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Source: Company information and Heading-Century report.

Extensive network strategically targeting HNWIs: (As of Jun.30, 2016)

 61 wealth management centers in 36 cities in China  Covers Bohai Rim, Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta regions  Over 80% of China’s HNWIs live in these three regions  430 relationship managers and 1039 business development advisors

Prudent market expansion strategies:

 Carefully choose new markets: focus on areas concentrated with HNWIs, with strong

growth potential and a sufficient supply of talents in related industries

 Conduct in-depth due diligence and market research before entering a specific market  Comprehensive preparations enable us to build and start operating a new wealth

management center within 4 months

About 50% HNWIs in China live in 5 Municipalities and Provinces (Beijing, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang and Guangdong) From 2010 to 2012, there was a 20%+ CAGR in the number of HNWIs From 2010 to 2012, there was a 15-20% CAGR in the number of HNWIs Pearl River Delta

Shenzhen(1) Xiamen(2) Ningbo(1) Hangzhou(4) Shanghai(5) Suzhou(3) Nanjing(3) Wuhan(1) Chongqing(1) Chengdu(1) Tianjin(2) Beijing(2) Shenyang(1)

Yangtze River Delta Bohai Rim

Guangzhou

(1)

Qingdao

(1)

Nantong

(1)

Changzhou(1)

10 Our extensive network coverage focuses on increasing direct exposure to HNWIs in China

Qidong(1)

Jupai – Business Model

Extensive Network

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Rigorous Product Screening

11 New products need to go through three committees. In 2015, over 2,000 products were analyzed and only 145 products were launched

Jupai – Risk Management

Rigorous Product Screening from Three Committees

Source: Company information.

Product Manager Risk Management Committee (RMC) Product Audit Committee (PAC) Product Launch Committee (PLC)

RMC

Revise product solutions/submit more data Go to RMC again

Cancel Product

PAC PLC

Information Gathering Research Product Solutions Product Release Product Initiation Cancel Product Cancel Product

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Post Investment Management

12 We continue to monitor closely the products after release and reserve the right to abort the project

Jupai – Risk Management

Post Investment Management

Source: Company information.

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What’s Driving the Strong Growth Rate – Experienced Management Team

Overview of Management Team

Source: Company information.

 Our management team members have over 15 years of industry experience on average, most of whom previously worked

at private banking divisions of international banks

  • Mr. Tianxiang HU

Founder, Co-Chairman and Executive Chairman

  • Mr. Jianda NI

Co-Chairman and CEO

  • Mr. Weishi YAO

Director and COO

  • Ms. Min LIU

CFO

  • Mr. Liang LI

Co-President

  • Mr. Xin ZHOU

Director(1)

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What’s Driving the Strong Growth Rate - Support from Shareholders

Overview of Shareholder Structure

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28.74% 11.33% 2.19% 4.98%

Other

25.87% 瑞士宝盛 26.88%

Management & Executive Officers

As at 30 June 2016

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Real Estate Fixed Income Products 43.6% Other Fixed Income Products 15.0% PE/VC Funds 27.0% Public Market Funds 10.3% Others 4.1%

2012年 2013年 2014年 15 Offers product that better satisfies clients’ asset allocation needs, including self-developed products 2016 Q2 The Aggregate Value of Wealth Management Products Distributed 2012

Fixed Income Products: 58.6%

Selected Case Studies

What’s Driving the Strong Growth Rate – Diversified Product Categories

Wide Range of Product Offering with Leading Industry Partners

Source: Company information.

Fixed Income Products Private Equity/Venture Capital Funds Public Market Funds

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What’s Driving the Strong Growth Rate - Trust from Clients

Repeat Purchase Rate Keeps Increasing & Numerous Awards

Source: Company information.

Client loyalty

 Through extensive client coverage and outstanding services, the Company has built a

leading brand in the domestic wealth management industry, such as Paikehui

 “Client-centered” business model has continuously boosted client loyalty

− Repeat purchase rate by active clients has been rising steadily, demonstrating the Company’s strong capabilities of retaining and addressing existing clients’ needs amid rapid business expansion − A majority of clients are referred by existing clients, which is a testimony to the trust from clients

Awards received

21.4% 34.4% 41.8% 52.1% 2012 2013 2014 2015

Repeat purchase rate

2014 Enterprise of Integrity in China’s Finance Industry 2014 Top 10 Third-Party Wealth Management Firms in China’s Real Estate Sector Golden Tripod Award Top 10 Best new high-growth brand, and popular, reputable and best-selling new product in China 2015 Emerging player award China Real Estate Top-10 Third- Party Wealth Management Organizations 2015 Top 10 Best Strategic Partner of Tianjin Equity Exchange 2015 Best 2014 Wealth Management Firm with Strongest Development Capabilities 2013 Top 10 Third-Party Wealth Management Firms With Strongest Capabilities Top 10 2014 Top 10 Third-Party Wealth Management Firms With Strongest Capabilities Top 10 Best Top 5 Best China domestic fund-raising consultant in venture capital and private equity investment industry 2015 Top 5 new venture capital and private equity institution in China 2014

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Maximized benefit through synergy

Significant growth in business scale:

 Further boosts the capability of Jupai’s asset management business

Greater access to market information: Direct contact with real estate developers enables us to:

 Regular cooperation with E-House’s real estate sales agency business  Full access to CRIC – wholly-owned subsidiary of E-House and the largest real estate

data-center in China

 Distribute more attractive and differentiated self-developed wealth management products  Minimize intermediate layers and associated expenses to maximize benefits for clients

Appendix 1 – The Synergy Brought by E-House

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Real estate fixed income products 60.5% Other fixed income products 22.4% PE/VC funds 3.7% Public market funds 12.4% Others 1.0% Real estate fixed income products 40.5% Other fixed income products 56.0% PE/VC funds 0.9% Public market funds 2.6% Real estate fixed income products 64.7% Other fixed income products 34.8% PE/VC funds 0.2% Public market funds 0.3% Real estate fixed income products 36.8% Other fixed income products 17.5% PE/VC funds 26.2% Public market funds 14.9% Others 4.6%

2012 2013 2014 19 Innovate self-developed products to better address clients’ portfolio allocation needs 2015 Product portfolio that better satisfies clients’ asset allocation needs

Products are in the form of Asset management plans; Contractual funds; Limited partnership; Private bonds; Domestic and overseas insurance; Trust products

Fixed-income: 99.5% Fixed-income: 96.5% Fixed-income: 82.9% Fixed-income: 54.3%

Appendix 2 – The History of Product Mix (Wealth Management)

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Real Estate Fixed Income Products 41.2% Other Fixed Income Products 1.1% PE/VC Funds 49.6% Public Market Funds 5.3% Others 2.8%

2013年 2014年 20

2016.6.30 – AUM : US$3.9b

2012

Fixed Income Products: 42.4%

Source: Company information.

Appendix 3 – Product Mix (Asset Management)