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Exhibit 99.1 Unlocking the Value Trapped in Alternative Asset Investments Presented by: Brad Heppner, Founder & CEO Jeff Welday, Global Head of Originations and Distribution ® Liquidity The Ben Way: We've built a rapid, secure, online way for customers to exit alternative asset investments for cash, equity, or debt securities based on the customer’s individual liquidity needs. See important disclosures on slide 21

Beneficient (BENF) Overview 1 • $13 trillion in alternative assets held by investors globally • Medium-to-High Net Worth (MHNW) investors, Small-to-Medium Sized Institutions (STMI), and general partners seeking liquidity solutions for their end-of-life alternative investment funds are often underserved Significant Market 2 • This sub-set of the market holds approximately $2 trillion in alternative assets with approximately $50+ 3 billion in annual liquidity demand Opportunity 4 • Market opportunity of over $400B in general partner managed funds with identifiable liquidity and fundraising needs based on fund life cycle • Rapid and cost-effective fintech-based process built to operate securely and entirely online to deliver alternative Innovative, Disruptive, asset liquidity and primary capital to customers in as few as 30 days • Serve as a regulated fiduciary in completing transactions with customers, with oversight from the SEC, FINRA and Regulated Business Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner Solution • Custody and trust administration services that drive recurring fee revenue • Early mover advantage with substantial barriers to entry Multiple • Powerful economic model Competitive • Unique proprietary platform fortified by underlying technology, IP and applications Advantages • Proven record of building alternative asset businesses • World-class board of directors includes a former Federal Reserve Bank president Strong Team • Leadership team with related industry expertise across key verticals 1. Source: Preqin 2022 Global Alternatives Report 2. Estimated based on (i) historical North American private capital AUM data from Preqin (excludes hedge funds) and historical North America hedge fund AUM data from Eurekahedge; (ii) market segment data including the percentage of hedge fund assets held by individuals (CitiBusiness Advisory), the percentage of private capital assets held by family offices and wealthy individuals (Preqin, Private Equity Spotlight, February 2016), the percentage of total global assets held by small, mid- and ultra-high net worth individuals (Capgemini and Credit Suisse); and (iii) assets held by North American high net worth individuals, including the percentage of such assets held by MHNW investors (Capgemini). Includes the following assumptions of Ben: (i) calculations of market segmentation based on estimates from third-party sources described above; (ii) large institutions hold 80% of the total institutional AUM; (iii) the percentage of MHNW wealth allocated to alternative assets is 16% (based on a range of estimates from Oliver Wyman, Knight Frank, Campden Research, UBS, and KKR); and (iv) MHNW and UHNW alternative asset AUM may be understated, and large institution and STMI alternative asset AUM may be proportionally overstated and, therefore, require adjustment. 3. Data from Preqin, a widely accepted commercial private equity database and Ben’s own proprietary assumptions and calculations of MHNW and STMI alternatives AUM and turnover, which use data from Spectrum Group, Setter Capital, Capgemini, Preqin, Eureka Hedge, and Credit Suisse. This estimate relies on certain of our assumptions regarding the U.S. market, including, but not limited to, the amount of wealth held by MHNW investors, the amount of MHNW wealth allocated to alternative assets, the size of 2 the private equity market, the share of the private equity market held by MHNW investors, the share of the private equity market held by STMI investors, the share of STMI assets in hedge fund assets, the value of STMI investors’ alternative assets, the turnover rate for alternative assets in the secondary market, and the secondary market demand. 4. Source: Prequin database See important disclosures on slide 21

What Problems Does Ben Solve? Liquidity for LPs and GPs and primary capital solutions for GPs AltAccess Online Platform delivering trustee and custody services with data analytics for all owners of professionally managed alternative assets Mid-to-high net Increasing demand worth and smaller Current in-market for early exit institutional liquidity options are options – a typical investors are inefficient, slow, duration of a private LP & GP increasing their difficult to scale and fund lockup is 10-12 allocations into Investor largely unregulated years alternative assets Liquidity and primary LP Investor capital solutions and Global alternative related data analytics & assets under custodial services for management alternative asset Number of GPs that Increased demand Increased demand growing rapidly investors are poised for are fundraising for capital for fund disruption as the monetizations and continues to grow commitments as and GP led fundraising restructurings as alternative asset market restructuring and headwinds persist sponsor firms look increasingly becomes liquidity events on across most asset for tail end fund democratized the rise classes optionality GP Investor 3 See important disclosures on slide 21

Liquidity & Primary Capital Solutions for Almost All Asset Types and Vehicles Provides a modernized & regulated method of delivering liquidity, capital and related services to investors in most alternative assets Private Leveraged Private Venture Real Assets Structured Infrastructure Equity Buyouts Capital Equity (Agriculture) Credit Other Private Professionally Eligible Asset Types & Private Alternative Natural Real Managed Debt Energy Resources Vehicles Alternative Alternative Estate Investments Energy Target Customers Feeder Co- Separate Non-Traded Limited Non-Traded Funds/ REITs Investments Accounts Partnerships BDCs Fund of Funds Mid-High Net Worth Investors Exchange LiquidTrust General Trust Product Product Partners Transfer AltAccess Interchange Agency & Ben Products & Online Trust Broker- Small-Mid Size Subscriptions Services Product Dealer 1 Data Institutions Services Trustee Analytics & Services for Quick Digitization 4 Quotes 2 1 While AltAccess is currently available to customers, subscription-based services not of Alts currently offered. Expected to be available in 2024. Custody & 2 Digitization of alternative assets expected to be available in 2024. 3 3 Custodial services currently provided to affiliated trusts (“ExAlt Trusts”) and Subcustody customers in connection with liquidity transactions and customer custody accounts. 4 Data management products and services currently offered to the ExAlt Trusts with plans to offer additional products and services to customers and others in the future. 4 See important disclosures on slide 21

Ben Offers Multiline Products and Services MHNW & STMI Solutions Ben’s liquidity & primary capital solutions and General Partner Solutions Mid-to-High Net Worth services are designed to fill the unmet needs of Individuals & for Sponsors, Managers, General Partners & the Small-to-Mid- MHNW and STMI alternative asset investors and Ben Product Attributes & Features Funds they Manage Sized Institutions sponsors, managers, general partners and the Diversity Alts Provides Seeks to Potential Tax Available to MHNW Available for alternative asset funds they manage: Available for GP Exposure Immediate Provide High Efficiency & STMI Investors for GP Fund (through BENF securities Fund Primary Cash Percent of NAV received) Earlier Liquidity Monetizations Commitments (Average discount and Liquidity Ben ExchangeTrust® to date ~22%) Exit options through equity or debt securities issued directly Our GP Primary from our balance sheet through our and FINRA-member Commitment Program broker-dealer facilitates an anchor 1 Ben LiquidTrust® capital commitment Cash liquidity and at no cost to them or their limited Ben InterchangeTrust® partners, optional participation in our Exit options through a mix of cash plus equity or debt Preferred Liquidity securities issued directly from our balance sheet and Provider Program for FINRA-member broker-dealer GPs. Subscriber fee-based customer journey and experience and platform fee charged only at the time customers transaction with one of Ben’s multiline 2 1. AltAccess® Online Platform Subscriptions - products and services. 3 One-time nominal fee to digitize existing physical alternative asset securities and ability to create UCC eligible electronic controllable records 2. Trustee Services for Digitizing of Alternative Assets - to facilitate future margin lending transactions and custody services. 4 Fee-based account alternative asset monitoring services provided by one of our subsidiaries under the routine regulatory 3. Custody, Sub-Custody & Safekeeping of Physical & Digital Alts - examination of such subsidiary’s regulator—the Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner. 5 Free, on-demand estimated value alternative asset quotations and report-based fee for alternative asset report and alternative asset analytics via AltAccess. 4. Data Management & Quick Quote Values - 5. Transfer Agency & Broker Dealer Services - SEC-registered transfer agent services fee required in connection with securities and cash transactions along with FINRA-member and SEC- registered broker dealer fees for product distribution. 1 Ben LiquidTrust products are not currently offered but are expected to be offered in the future. KEY 2 While AltAccess is currently available to customers, subscription accounts not currently offered. Expected to launch in 2024. 3 Digitization of alternative assets expected to launch in 2024. Does not meet need Does meets need 4 Custodial services currently provided to the ExAlt Trusts and customers in connection with liquidity transactions and customer custody accounts. 5 Data management products and services currently offered to the ExAlt Trusts with plans to offer additional products and services to customers and others in the future. 5 See important disclosures on slide 21 Ben Product Line-Up Ben Services for Fee

Growing Liquidity Needs Coupled with GP Fundraising Needs Represent a Large and Growing Market Opportunity The increasing demand for early liquidity is primarily addressed The increasing demand for primary capital commitments for through the secondaries market, which caters to large institutions GPs is not being fully met by traditional LP capital sources Private Capital Historical Fundraising # of Funds USD ($BN) AUM ($BN) Secondary ($BN) 8,000 2,000 12,000 160 6,000 1,500 9,000 120 +14.5% 14.0% CAGR CAGR 4,000 1,000 6,000 80 3,000 40 2,000 500 r2=.84 Secondary volume growth correlation to alternative asset growth 0 0 0 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 YTD NO. OF FUNDS AGGREGATE CAPITAL RAISED (USD BN) Global Secondary Transactions Global Private Market AUM Sources: Setter Capital Volume Report FY 2022; Coller Capital Private Equity Secondary Market Report 2017. Source: Preqin ltd. database, accessed April 2024. 6 See important disclosures on slide 21

LP Liquidity: Ben’s Projected Target Market High-net-worth individual investors and small-to-mid-sized institutional investors represent a growing but traditionally underserved liquidity market One of the highest One of the highest One of the highest $ growing asset classes growing allocations growing wealth 106 Increased segments Through 2021, Strong historical Allocation to alternative Demand for 4 Billion and future alternatives AUM assets experienced 3.2x MHNW population grew Liquidity Ben’s target market – this growth, at a 14.5% compound faster growth than from 0.76M to 1.8M underserved, high growth segment annual growth rate (CAGR), 2 marketable stocks among households, 2008-2021 with limited access to liquidity 1 3 2005-2021 MHNW investors, 2013-2020 Estimated Annual Estimated Annual 5 Alternative Assets Estimated Annual Demand $51 Billion Demand 4 1 5 Turnover Rate Held for Liquidity for Liquidity in 5 Years Ben’s target market – this underserved, high growth segment with 3.0% Holdings of U.S. $30 Billion $69 Billion $1.0 Trillion limited access to liquidity MHNW $1.1 Trillion $21 Billion $37 Billion 1.9% Holdings of U.S. STMI 5 Years Global Large $9.8 Trillion Ben is well positioned to $229 Billion Institutional $133 Billion capture some 1.4 % Investors & Ultra percentage of this segment in the future. HNW Individuals $11.9 Trillion $184 Billion $335 Billion 1 Preqin 2 Spectrem Group Market Insights 2022 3 Ben calculations based on data from Capgemini World Wealth Report 2020 and Capgemini Global HNW Insights Survey 2020 4 Ben proprietary assumptions and calculations using data from Setter Capital and Preqin (for MHNW and STMI turnover rate) and calculations using data from Setter Capital and Preqin (for large institutional and UHNW turnover rate). 7 5 Based on data from Preqin, a widely accepted commercial private equity database and Ben’s own proprietary assumptions and calculations of MHNW and STMI alternatives AUM and turnover, See important disclosures on slide 21 which use data from Spectrem Group, Setter Capital, Capgemini, Preqin, Eureka Hedge, and Credit Suisse. See Slide 26 for more detailed description of Ben’s assumptions and calculations.

GP Monetizations & Primary Capital Solutions: Ben’s Projected Target Markets Over $400B in general partner managed funds with identifiable liquidity and fundraising needs based on fund life cycle Primary Commitment Program Target Market Monetization Program Target Market 1360 Funds $350,000 $330,916 $300,000 15% $ 33% Fundraise Challenges $250,000 2% 33% 330bn 17% Relative Performance $ 712 Funds $200,000 17% Absolute Performance 17% $170,311 109bn AUM 15% New Manager $150,000 2% End of Life AUM 307 Funds 17% Bad Terms 17% 17% $100,000 $67,633 245 Funds $53,757 65 Funds 31 Funds $50,000 $26,091 $13,124 3.0% $- $69 Billion $1.0 Trillion MARKET DEFINITIONS $1.1 Trillion 1.9% • Fundraise Challenges – no, or few, recently launched funds actively raising capital $37 Billion • Relative Performance – similar rationale to absolute performance screen, but all the metrics are relative to their peer group. MARKET DEFINITIONS $133 Billion • Absolute Performance – funds whose performance has performed below threshold relative to • Forward Funds: Funds that have announced plans to raise capital in the near future, broad alternative asset benchmarks per Preqin’s forward calendar • Bad Terms – funds who are out of carry and management fee • Close to Target: Funds with 2022-2023 vintages currently raising capital, and which • New Manager – first time fund with no follow on fund(s) have achieved 50-90% of their target size • End of Life – older funds, little/no dry power, few active assets. Might be wanting to sell off • Recently Launched: Funds with 2022-2023 vintages, focusing on private equity, private remaining assets and wind down. debt, real estate, and infrastructure (excluding funds that are in the “Close to Target” category above) Source: Preqin database, accessed in 2024 Source: Preqin database, accessed in 2024 8 See important disclosures on slide 21 AUM($MM)

In-Market Strategy To Meet Industry Demand for Liquidity Omnichannel approach designed to serve our customers: alternative asset investors and general partners Source of Distribution Demand Channel Why It’s Important Ben Approach Results to Date (May 1, 2024) • GP solutions team with dedicated coverage of GP universe ü GP-led liquidity events now account for over 50% of all secondary • Over $1 billion of NAV transacted to date • Targeted, data-driven approach to working with GPs with high transactions directly probability of benefiting from GP Solutions products GP Solutions ü GP capital raising efforts continue to • Over 1,500 GPs in Ben customer • Innovative and effective marketing and advertising campaign expand as investors increasingly segmentation model utilizing database of GP contacts on LinkedIn and Google Display Fund Sponsor/ allocate to alternative investments network General ü Lack of liquidity is a prohibitive factor Partners/Wealth • Strategic, enterprise engagements, delivering Ben’s liquidity in greater adoption of Alternative Managers Preferred platform as a turnkey, private-labeled experience to partner firms: Investments across wealth • Over 20 GP PLP agreements signed Liquidity representing access to LPs with $1.5B of management firms − Advisory platforms & service providers (BD, RIA, private banks) committed NAV Providers ü Highly scalable for partner firms − GP/Sponsor firms (PLP) ü Greatest efficiencies created for − Investment consultants partner firms Broker Dealer/RIAs • In-house distribution organization • Over 40,000 visitors to public site since − Originations, national accounts, marketing & agency teams Ben’s public listing (June 2023) and 140,000 Family Offices page views (as of 12/31/23) • National, dedicated coverage model supporting: ü Highest concentration of alternative Alternative assets held by HNW investors are − Wealth managers including RIAs, broker-dealers and private banks Asset Mid-to-High-Net- served by an Advisor • Database of 21,399 advisor accounts and 79 Marketplace Worth Individuals − Institutional investors (foundations, endowments and plan sponsors) broker-dealers engaged to date ü Alternative asset marketplace & Small-to-Mid- & Service − Professional service providers and investment consultants providers increasingly searching for Providers Sized • To date, AltQuote has had 34,926 page scalable liquidity options for LPs • Multi channel advertising campaign focused on Ben’s target markets Institutional Consultants views from 16,217 visitors to the AltQuote ü Consultants increasingly looking for − Leveraging Google Display Network, organic and paid search as well Investors pages liquidity options for clients as clients as LinkedIn to target key audiences in key geographies with specific continue to increase allocations to product and service offerings • Strong Impressions, click-through rates and alternative assets content engagement • Innovative technology and tools, AltQuote, created to drive customer Direct to awareness Investor 9 See important disclosures on slide 21

AltAccess®: Ben’s Tech Platform for Customer Engagement & Transactions A first-of-its-kind technology platform, AltAccess serves as the centralizing hub of our business and is an interactive, secure online entry point through which our customers receive end-to-end delivery of liquidity, primary capital and associated services. Submit a new application Want to update your client on their application? Check the status easily Outstanding tasks? Securely upload important Check your to-do list here fund documents using our simple drag-and-drop feature Advisor Dashboard Investor Dashboard Separate dashboards for customers who prefer to submit their own application and advisors who are submitting applications for their clients make it easy to complete every step of the process. 10 See important disclosures on page 23

A Comprehensive, Proprietary Enterprise Fintech Platform Submission of eight non-provisional patent applications with the U.S. Patent Office covering proprietary technology Ben’s proprietary AltAccess platform enables end-to-end, secure, systems and methodologies that drive our core business, and maximize scalability and efficiency across our platform regulated transactions at every step of the liquidity process AltQuote ExAlt Plan OptimumAlt ValueAlt AltC AltScore AltRating AlphaAlt Fiduciary loan Algorithms helping Algorithm creating a Algorithms Credit rating Statistical Transaction and Data-driven trust structure portfolio optimization to assess the value consolidated metric producing risk- algorithm for algorithms that algorithms to empowering algorithms specialized Ben could offer its for monitoring the adjusted quality fiduciary loans or provide indications forecast asset customers with for alternative assets; customers by fiduciary loan score for alternative other financings of the value of growth and cash optionality to meet provides valuation determining an portfolio’s asset returns collateralized by potential liquidity flows; provides input to ValueAlt optimal advance concentrations of alternative assets their liquidity needs; options for valuation input to provides valuation rate on a fiduciary alternative asset alternative asset ValueAlt input to ValueAlt loan; produces the collateral holders output of the valuations 11 See important disclosures on slide 21

Ben’s Statutory First-Mover Advantage One of the industry’s first regulated, tech-enabled, online platform for delivering liquidity from alternative investments Operating as a principal without Operating as the industry’s only the need for intermediaries and regulated fiduciary acting as providing financing directly from principal to provide financing our balance sheet Through its subsidiary, Beneficient Fiduciary Offering an end-to-end, Financial, L.L.C., Ben received its charter under the customer experience with State of Kansas’ Technology-Enabled Fiduciary regulatory oversight Financial Institution (TEFFI) Act and is subject to Ben’s Statutory regulatory oversight by the OSBC First-Mover Advantage Participating in ongoing Compliant with KYC, AML, BSA & regulatory reviews and exams by OFAC requirements for financial both state and federal regulators transactions Regulatory components help deliver a suite of products in an environment of safety, soundness and security Securities of Beneficient, a Nevada Corporation, its affiliates and/or successors are offered through AltAccess Securities Company, 12 See important disclosures on page 23 L.P., an affiliated entity. Check the background of AltAccess Securities on FINRA's BrokerCheck at http://brokercheck.finra.org

Other Liquidity Solutions Often Have Fallen Short Uncertain Uncertain Manual Complex Unknown Size of LP Expensive Closed Potential buyer timeline process Transaction path to exit interest architecture closing delays interest Auction-Based Platform X X X X X X Closed architecture only benefiting Secondary Funds X X X X X X X Size of LP interest, prohibitive costs and Uncertainty of buyer interest, LPs of the fund, prohibitive costs, GP-Led Restructuring X X X X X X 3rd party intermediaries, unknown unknown timeline and path to exit, unknown timeline and path to exit, timeline and path to exit, manual manual process, complex transaction manual process, complex transaction process, complex transaction & closing & closing documents, potential & closing documents, potential delays documents, potential delays in closing delays in closing in closing Uncertainty around price, time and cost relating to LP exits coupled with the inability of current liquidity providers to deliver a tech-enabled, regulated, scalable solution leaves Ben with a large and rapidly growing total addressable market 1 Based on global private capital AUM data exported from Preqin, excluding funds of funds and secondaries to avoid double counting. Estimated based on (i) historical North American private capital aum FROM Preqin (excludes hedge funds) and historical North America hedge fund AUM data from With Intelligence; (ii) market segment data including the percentage of hedge fund assets held by individuals (CitiBusiness Advisory), the percentage of private capital assets held by family offices and wealthy individuals (Preqin, Private Equity Spotlight, February 2016), the percentage of total global assets held by small, mid- and ultra-high net worth individuals (Capgemini and Credit Suisse); and (iii) assets held by North American high net worth individuals, including the percentage of such assets held by MHNW investors (Capgemini). Includes the following assumptions of Ben: (i) calculations of market segmentation based on estimates from third-party sources described above; (ii) large institutions hold 80% of the total institutional AUM; (iii) the percentage of MHNW wealth allocated to alternative assets is 22% (based on a range of estimates from CapGemini, KKR, RBC, Cerulli, and Goldman Sachs); and (iv) MHNW and UHNW alternative asset AUM may be understated, and large institution and STMI alternative asset AUM may be proportionally overstated and, therefore, require adjustment. 2 Source: Setter Capital Volume Report 2023 3 Source: Evercore Private Capital Advisory, H1 2023 Secondary Market Survey Results, July 2023 13 See important disclosures on slide 21

Leveraging Digital Technology to Provide Secure & Rapid Exits Faster timelines are made possible by Ben AltAccess , a digital secure AT&T NetBond® certified tech platform designed to deliver exit options and related custody and trust services to owners of alternative assets Traditional Providers Non-Disclosure Agreement Instead of negotiating an NDA, customers upload asset documents through AltAccess to Ben’s trust company as qualified document custodian Underwriting Ben’s proprietary tech platform eliminates the need for 3rd party intermediaries & provides underwriting for the fiduciary loan Negotiation & Documentation Ben’s transaction documentation is short, standardized and easily executed digitally through AltAccess Closing Process Ben's propriety ExAlt Plan process effects the fiduciary transactions and enables the full delivery of exit options to customers prior to the ultimate transfer of title of the customer’s alternative assets to the ExAlt Plan trusts AS FEW AS 30 DAYS = SECURE, RAPID AND COST EFFECTIVE 4-12+ MONTHS FOR LIQUIDITY 14 See important disclosures on slide 21

Transaction-Planned Economics All transaction-related fees embedded into the determination of the Advance Rate, allowing customer to avoid out-of-pocket payment of fees 1 TARGET REVENUE 50% interest 50% recurring CUSTOMER NEED BEN BUSINESS UNIT Ben AltAccess Online platform access Enterprise end-to-end online platform empowering Ben’s businesses and customer facing applications Ben Custody 2 Custody and trust administration services Full-service specialized trust administration, trustee services, reporting and qualified custodial services 3 Ben Data Data, analytics, alternative asset news and research Data collection, evaluation, and analytics Ben Liquidity & Capital Early exit solutions Liquidity transactions, including fiduciary loans and related underwriting and risk management Ben Insurance (Future Ben Business Unit) 4 Insurance products Insurance policies covering risks attendant to owning, managing and transferring Alternative Assets Ben Markets 5 Brokerage and transfer agent services Broker-Dealer services effecting change early exit transactions and other securities sales 3 1 Target revenue of Ben Businesses Currently offers its products and services to the ExAlt Trusts and plans to offer additional products and services to 2 customers and others in the future Currently provides its products and services to the ExAlt Trust and customers in connection with liquidity transactions and 4 Ben insurance is not yet operational and requires regulatory approval to become operational customer custody accounts 15 5 Currently provides broker-dealer and transfer agent services

Transaction-Planned Economics All transaction-related fees embedded into the determination of the Advance Rate, allowing customer to avoid out-of-pocket payment of fees 1 Ben ExchangeTrust® Hypothetical Transaction Revenue Summary Based on hypothetical assumptions, 2 $1,000,000 Assumed Asset Growth: 7.0% per annum $130,350 Net Asset Value : Total One-time Fees over 5 years the Alternative Asset 3 Total Recurring Fees $50,632 Unfunded Commitment : would distribute an aggregate of $100,000 Years Until Final Distribution: 5 years $1,188,529 to the ExAlt Trusts, as Total Interest $203,271 4 Consideration : 6 $750,000 Ben Fiduciary Loan Amount : $750,000 limited partner. This cash would be Common Stock used to make distributions to the TOTAL REVENUES $384,253 Kansas charity and pay its expenses 5 9 Advance Rate : Weighted Average of Duration of Distributions: 2.5 years 75% Fiduciary Financing Total 51% to the Ben Businesses. Return 6 One-time Revenue of the Ben Businesses Recurring Revenue of the Ben Businesses Full-service custody and trust Fee for use of the AltAccess platform 7% $77,000 0.9% $26,039 Platform Fee Trust administration services providing the end-to-end delivery of Administration Ben’s products and services Fee (Annual) Subscription for Alternative Asset news, 7 Fees for the transfer of Alternative 2% $22,000 0.3% $8,680 Data Subscription Transfer Agent Fee data and related proprietary metrics Assets, trust and equity record holder Fee (Annual) admin, cash transfer admin and accounting, and related services 2 Broker-Dealer Fee Broker-dealer services performed in 2.6% $28,600 0.6% $15,913 Insurance Premiums for insurance policies connection with the exchange of 8 Premiums covering risks related to Alternative Alternative Assets and delivery of (Annual) Asset ownership, credit exposure and Consideration other 0.25% $2,750 10% $203,271 Insurance Premium for insurance policy covering 8 Fiduciary Loan Premiums risks related to the transfer of Annual interest, accrued and capitalized Interest Alternative Assets as income and added to the principal balance of the Fiduciary Loan monthly 1 The listed data points are hypothetical inputs for illustrative purposes only, are not necessarily reflective of any historical liquidity transactions, or indicative of any future 2.5% $29,713 Distributions on all ExAlt Trust income liquidity transactions. This hypothetical assumes any capital calls on the Unfunded Commitment are funded through distributions the ExAlt Trusts receive and not through additional advances under the Fiduciary Loan. Charity to the Kansas Charity 2 NAV: The net asset of the customer’s Alternative Asset at the time of the transaction. 3 Unfunded Commitment: The unfunded capital commitment of the Alternative Asset at the time of the transaction. 4 Consideration: The dollar amount of consideration received by the customer for exchanging their Alternative Asset. 5 Advance Rate: The percentage equal to the dollar amount of the Consideration divided by the NAV. NOTE: Actual revenue varies for a liquidity transaction based on actual Alternative Asset collateral performance in 6 Assumes the planned Ben businesses have launched. The fee and interest percentages identified herein are not reflective of those used for historical liquidity transactions both amount realized and timing of such realizations. Economics from certain of the historical Fiduciary Loans and are reflective of the interest and fee percentages that would be applicable once each of the Ben Businesses are operational and engaged in a liquidity transaction. differed from those presented on this slide. 7 Transfer Agent fee and Broker-Dealer fees are 0.5% for LiquidTrust and 2% for ExchangeTrust and 0.1% for LiquidTrust and 2.6% for ExchangeTrust fees, respectively. 16 8 Ben Insurance is not operational and requires regulatory approval prior to becoming operational. See important disclosures on slide 21 9 The percentage equal to the aggregate return on the fiduciary financing upon final distribution of the Alternative Asset to the ExAlt Trusts.

Endowment Model Portfolio Built Through Ben’s OptimumAlt Model and Other IP (3) (2) (4) (1) Investment Strategy Geography Status Industry Sector Hedge Household & Net Other Assets, Fund Pers. Prod. Earnouts, Escrows Other Europe Africa Private Debt Food & Bev Public Private Equity - Software South Comm. & Prof. Svcs Buyout & Services 6% 3% 9% America Venture Capital - 10% Materials Natural 6% Late Stage 18% 0% 2% N/A (e.g., Escrow, Resources 10% 2% 6% Earnouts) 0% 2% 28% Health Care 2% 3% 2% Venture Capital - Equip. & Svcs 3% Early Stage 10% Consumer Durables 4% 15% & Apparel Asia & 16% Real Estate Pacific 5% Capital Goods 68% 6% 17% Semiconduct. Private 9% & Equip. 6% 28% Food & Staples Real Estate 90% 6% 6% Utilities Retailing Private Equity - Private Energy North Divers. Growth America Financials (5) (6) 261 Funds 881 Investments TM As of December 31, 2023. Represents the characteristics of professionally managed funds and investments in the Collateral (defined as follows) portfolio. The Collateral for the ExAlt Plan Loans in the Loan Portfolio is comprised of a diverse portfolio of direct and indirect interests (through various investment vehicles, including, limited partnership interests and private and public equity and debt securities, which include our and our affiliates’ or our former affiliates’ securities), primarily in third-party, professionally managed private funds and investments. Loan balances used to calculate the percentages reported in the pie charts are loan balances net of any allowance for loan losses, and as of December 31, 2023, the total allowance for loan losses was $269 million, for a total gross loan balance of $559 million and a loan balance net of allowance for loan losses of $290 million. (1) Industry sector based on GICS® Level 2 classification “Other” classification reflects companies in the GICS classifications categories of Automobiles & Components, Banks, Consumer Services, Insurance, Tech Hardware & Equipment, Media & Entertainment, Transportation, Retailing, Telecommunication Services, and Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology & Life Sciences. N/A includes investments assets that Ben management has determined do not have an applicable GICS Level 2 classification, such as Net Other Assets, Escrows, and Earnouts. (2) Geography reflects classifications determined by Ben management, based on each underlying investment. (3) Investment Strategy Type reflects classifications based on each company’s current investment strategy stage as determined by Ben management. (4) Included in the 89% classified as “Private” is approximately 6% (of the total Funds in the portfolio) that are limited partnership interests in other funds where further detail on the underlying holdings of these funds is not available. (5) Includes limited partnership interests in funds held directly in the collateral portfolio and funds held indirectly in the collateral portfolio through other entities, including special purpose vehicles and other funds. (6) Investments reflect the assets listed by the general partner of a fund as held by the fund and have a positive or negative net asset value. Typical assets include portfolio companies, limited partnership interests in other funds, and net other assets, which are a fund’s cash and other current assets minus liabilities. 17 See important disclosures on slide 21

Beneficient’s Strong Management Team Brad K. Heppner CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 30+ years industry experience in finance and the alternative asset space PRESIDENT of FIDFIN TRUST AND CHIEF FIDUCIARY OFFICER 25+ years industry experience in wealth management and fiduciary advisory services 8 *Mr. Welday is a Registered Representative of AltAccess Securities Company, L.P. Member FINRA/SIPC. See important disclosures on slide 21 18

Experienced Board of Directors Brad K. Heppner DIRECTOR, CEO AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD 30+ years alternative asset and financial institutions experience, Chairman of the Board and CEO, Prior: Founder and CEO of The Crossroads Group; Founder of Capital Analytics; previously with Bain & Company, MacArthur Foundation and Goldman Sachs Emily Bowersock Hill Thomas O. Hicks DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Private equity industry pioneer with 30+ years private equity investment experience. 20+ years retail financial services experience. Founding Partner, Bowersock Capital Partners (DBA Sanctuary Wealth Management). Prior: Executive Director, Founder and Chairman, Hicks Holdings, LLC. Prior: Founder of Hicks, Muse, Tate and Furst; Co-Founder and Co-Chairman of Hicks & Haas; Board of Directors, Carpenter Senior Portfolio Manager and Family Wealth Director – Morgan Stanley; Technology Corporation. Engagement Manager – McKinsey & Company; Research Associate – International Security Studies, Yale University. Dennis P. Lockhart Peter T. Cangany, Jr. DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Private equity investment experience, financial services, international finance. Insurance entities, audit and accounting. Board of Trustees, Finance Board of Directors, St. Joseph's Health System, PrimeRevenue, Invesco Mortgage Committee Chair. Franklin College. Prior: Partner of Ernst & Young, LLP. Capital, and Pensare Acquisition Corp. Prior: President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta; Member, Federal Open Market Committee. Bruce W. Schnitzer Derek Fletcher DIRECTOR PRESIDENT of FIDFIN TRUST AND CHIEF FIDUCIARY OFFICER 30+ years private equity investment experience, insurance and other specialty 25+ years of sophisticated estate planning, wealth structuring and fiduciary advisory financial services. Chairman, Wand Partners; Chairman, The Institute of services. Prior: US Trust - Bank of America Private Wealth Management; Winstead, PC; Human Origins. Prior: President and CEO of Marsh, Inc.; CFO of Marsh & Coopers & Lybrand McLennan Companies, Inc.; Head of M&A for Morgan Guaranty Trust Company (J.P. Morgan) See important disclosures on slide 21 19

Ben’s Competitive Advantages üTechnology Ben’s structures, systems and methodologies are designed to enable us to service our clients in a seamless, efficient manner. Our patent-pending intellectual property embedded in Ben’s üPublicly Traded Stock as Currency systemwide intelligence includes computer implemented 01 algorithmic systems, copywritten AltAccess software enterprise Ben’s balance sheet strategy is built on the theory of the applications and the ExAlt Plan product loan structure for portfolio endowment model for the fiduciary financings we delivering liquidity and primary capital to our customers. make by utilizing our patent-pending computer implemented technologies branded as OptimumAlt. 02 üTradable Access to Alternative Assets üStatutory/Regulatory Ben’s business model is designed to provide economic 03 exposure to some of the most exciting, sought-after private Ben openly sought and embraced regulation, transparency and funds and private company names worldwide. oversight. Customers can rapidly and efficiently engage and transact with Ben over AltAccess and they do so knowing that their activities are within a regulated, secure customer transaction ecosystem. 20 See important disclosures on slide 21

Important Disclosures This presentation is for educational and informational purposes only Liquidity exit strategies offered may not include all options and may vary over time; all exit options, including historic options such as cash, may not be available or offered to prospective customers at any given time; your options may differ. Exit options are presented on a case-by-case basis in Ben’s discretion and may be offered for less than current net asset value based on a variety of factors, including asset-specific factors such as Ben’s valuation analysis. References to “liquidity” generally refers to an opportunity offered by Ben to exit an investment in an illiquid asset. Ben can discuss with prospective customers what options may be currently available, including based upon the specifics of such customer’s situation and illiquid assets. 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Ben Assumptions & Calculations for Project Target Market (Slide 8) • Estimates of holdings by investor classifications based on (i) historical North American private capital assets under management (AUM) data from Preqin (excludes hedge funds) and historical North America hedge fund AUM data from Eureka Hedge; (ii) market segment data including the percentage of hedge fund assets held by individuals (CitiBusiness Advisory), the percentage of private capital assets held by family offices and wealthy individuals (Preqin, Private Equity Spotlight, February 2016), the percentage of total global assets held by small, mid- and ultra-high net worth individuals (Capgemini and Credit Suisse); and (iii) assets held by North American high net worth individuals, including the percentage of such assets held by MHNW investors (Capgemini). Such estimates the following assumptions of Ben: (i) calculations of market segmentation based on estimates from third-party sources described above; (ii) large institutions hold 80% of the total institutional AUM; (iii) the percentage of MHNW wealth allocated to alternative assets is 16% (based on a range of estimates from Oliver Wyman, Knight Frank, Campden Research, UBS, and KKR); and (iv) MHNW and UHNW alternative asset AUM may be understated, and large institution and STMI alternative asset AUM may be proportionally overstated and, therefore, require adjustment. • Turnover rates and estimated annual demand for liquidity based on the turnover rate of large institutional investors, calculated based on global private assets under management by vintage (excluding funds of funds and secondaries) reported by Preqin and the total secondary market volume reported in the Setter Capital Volume Report, FY 2021. Ben assumes (i) that MHNW investors would seek approximately two times the turnover rate of large institutional investors and (ii) that STMI investors would seek approximately one-and-a-half times the turnover rate of large institutional investors. 25 See important disclosures on slide 21