Introduction to Beneficient “Ben” (Nasdaq: BENF) Unlock the Liquidity in Your Alternative Assets 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 directly from the balance sheet of a Nasdaq-traded company (BENF) September 19, 2023 Exhibit 99.2

Derek Fletcher Chief Fiduciary Officer As an expert on fiduciary issues and estate planning, Mr. Fletcher has played a central role in the development of Ben’s products and structure. He serves as the company’s point person as it relates Ben’s operations, through one of its subsidiaries, under the Technology-Enabled Financial Fiduciary Financial Institutions (TEFFI) Act in the state of Kansas, a new legislative infrastructure that has been critical to Ben’s success. Prior to joining Ben in 2018, Mr. Fletcher spent eight years at Bank of America Private Wealth Management as Managing Director, WPS Market Director and Wealth Strategist. Before that, he was a shareholder and estate planning attorney for Winstead PC, a national business law firm based in Dallas, Texas. Befitting his experience, Mr. Fletcher is a fellow on the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel and has served as chairman of the Dallas Bar Association’s Probate, Trusts and Estates Section and the American Bar Association’s Estate and Gift Tax Committee. He has also been a member of the Board of Governors of the Dallas Estate Planning Council. Mr. Fletcher is board certified in estate planning and probate law and is a certified public accountant. Mr. Fletcher earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Texas Tech University and a law degree from the University of Texas School of Law. See Important Disclosures on Slide 13.

This presentation is for educational and informational purposes only FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENT Some of the statements contained in this press release are forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. These forward-looking statements are generally identified by the use of words such as "anticipate," "believe," "could," "estimate," "expect," "intend," "may," "plan," "potential," "predict," "project," "should," "target," "will," "would" and, in each case, their negative or other various or comparable terminology. These forward-looking statements reflect our views with respect to future events as of the date of this document and are based on our management's current expectations, estimates, forecasts, projections, assumptions, beliefs and information. Although management believes that the expectations reflected in these forward-looking statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that these expectations will prove to have been correct. All such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, many of which are outside of our control, and could cause future events or results to be materially different from those stated or implied in this document. It is not possible to predict or identify all such risks. These risks include, but are not limited to, our ability to consummate liquidity transactions on terms desirable for the Company, or at all, and the risk factors that are described under the section titled "Risk Factors" in our Annual Report on Form 10-K, Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q, Current Reports on Form 8-K, and other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. These factors should not be construed as exhaustive and should be read in conjunction with the other cautionary statements that are included in this document and in our SEC filings. We expressly disclaim any obligation to publicly update or review any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future developments or otherwise, except as required by applicable law. See Important Disclosures on Slide 13.

VIDEO: Providing Liquidity Solutions for Alternative Assets See Important Disclosures on Slide 13.

Business Highlights Source: Preqin 2022 Global Alternatives Report 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. 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 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. Secure, rapid and cost-effective process built to operate entirely online to deliver alternative asset liquidity to customers in as few as 30 days Serve as a regulated fiduciary for our customers during transactions Innovative, Disruptive Business Model $13 trillion1 in alternative assets held by investors globally Approximately $2 trillion2 in alternative assets with approximately $50+ billion3 in annual liquidity demand Target market is focused on Medium-to-High Net Worth investors, Small-to-Medium Sized Institutions, and General Partners seeking liquidity solutions for their end-of-life investment funds Significant Market Opportunity Early mover advantage with barriers to entry Powerful, yet simple economic model Unique platform, fortified by underlying technology and applications Multiple Competitive Advantages Strong Team Proven record of building alternative asset businesses World-class board of directors includes two former Federal Reserve Bank presidents Leadership team with related industry expertise across key verticals

Focused on Creating Liquidity for Investors of Alternative Assets Products and services currently provided to the ExAlt Trusts. …while Ben’s liquidity solutions are designed to assist investors in early monetization of their alternative assets, serving as a key puzzle piece in the alternative investment lifecycle for retail investors Digitized Solution Comprehensive & Transparent Data, Reporting & Analytics1 Quick Quote on Alternative Assets ü ü ü Fiduciary to Customer & Operates as a Regulated Fiduciary Safekeeping & Custody of Securities, Assets & Documents Provision of Liquidity in Typically Less than 30 Days ü ü ü High growth, FinTech disruptors have proliferated and focus on easing retail investor access to alternative asset products Global alternative assets under management growing rapidly See Important Disclosures on Slide 13.

Sources: Setter Capital Volume Report FY 2021; Coller Capital Private Equity Secondary Market Report 2017. Top 3 Secondary Fund Market Share Since 2015 +14.5% CAGR Alternative Assets and Associated Liquidity Represent a Large Market Opportunity Recent period of rapid growth in alternative investments has resulted in increased demand for early liquidity. Market is over $x trillion opportunity. r2=.82 Secondary volume growth correlation to Alt growth Top Volume Ranking 2015 - H1 2021 7yr Average #1 13.1% #2 10.4% #3 7.4% 19.5% CAGR AUM ($B) Secondary ($B) Source: Evercore Partners International LLP - authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. See Important Disclosures on Slide 13.

Translation from Market Opportunity to Ben’s Serviceable Market Illustrative Revenue Funnel Secular Trends Additive to Ben’s Model Total Global Alternative Assets Held ü Amount Held by Ben’s Current Target Market ü Annual Liquidity Demand ü Estimated Beneficient Market Share ? Expected Annual Liquidity and Custody Revenue for Fiduciary Loans ? A B C D E Revenue capture is illustrative and intended to contextualize the key components of monetization $131 Trillion Alternatives Market ~$2 Trillion2 Total Addressable Market B A $50+ Billion3 Annual Liquidity Demand in Ben’s Market C ? Ben’s Market Share Capture D 12-15% Expected Annual Liquidity and Custody Revenue for Fiduciary Loans E Source: Preqin 2022 Global Alternatives Report 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. 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, Eurekahedge, 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 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.

Leveraging Digital Technology to Provide a Scure & Rapid Exit Faster liquidity timelines are made possible by Ben AltAccess®, a digital secure AT&T NetBond® certified tech platform designed to deliver liquidity and related custody and trust services to owners of alternative assets Non-Disclosure Agreement Instead of negotiating an NDA, customers upload asset documents through AltAccess to Ben’s regulated fiduciary 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 liquidity transactions and enables the full delivery of liquidity 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 = SIMPLE, RAPID, AND COST EFFECTIVE 4-12+ MONTHS FOR LIQUIDITY Traditional Liquidity Providers AltAccess Traditional See Important Disclosures on Slide 13.

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Experienced Board of Directors 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 Brad K. Heppner DIRECTOR, CEO AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD 20+ years retail financial services experience; Founding Partner, Bowersock Capital Partners (DBA Sanctuary Wealth Management); Prior: Executive Director, Senior Portfolio Manager and Family Wealth Director – Morgan Stanley; Engagement Manager – McKinsey & Company; Research Associate – International Security Studies, Yale University Emily Bowersock Hill DIRECTOR Insurance entities, audit and accounting. Board of Trustees, Finance Committee Chair; Franklin College. Prior: Partner of Ernst & Young, LLP Peter T. Cangany, Jr. DIRECTOR 25+ years of experience in the investment management and financial services industry; Prior: Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP; Shearman & Sterling LLP James G. Silk EVP AND CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER, DIRECTOR 25+ years of sophisticated estate planning, wealth structuring and fiduciary advisory services; Prior: US Trust - Bank of America Private Wealth Management; Winstead, PC; Coopers & Lybrand Derek L. Fletcher PRESIDENT AND CHIEF FIDUCIARY OFFICER, DIRECTOR Private equity industry pioneer with 30+ years private equity investment experience; 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 Technology Corporation Thomas O. Hicks DIRECTOR Banking executive, corporate governance expert and former President and Chief Executive Officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas; Mr. Fisher currently serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of RWF Financial, Inc., a Senior Adviser to Barclays PLC, a director on the Board of Directors of Tenet Health Care (NYSE: THC) and Warner Brothers Discovery (NASDAQ: WBD) and previously served as a director on the Board of Directors of AT&T (NYSE: T) and PepsiCo (NASDAQ: PEP) Richard W. Fisher DIRECTOR Private equity investment experience, financial services, international finance; Board of Directors, St. Joseph's Health System, PrimeRevenue, Invesco Mortgage Capital, and Pensare Acquisition Corp; Prior: President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta; Member, Federal Open Market Committee Dennis P. Lockhart DIRECTOR 30+ years private equity investment experience, insurance and other specialty financial services; Chairman, Wand Partners; Chairman, The Institute of Human Origins; Prior: President and CEO of Marsh, Inc.; CFO of Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.; Head of M&A for Morgan Guaranty Trust Company (J.P. Morgan) Bruce W. Schnitzer DIRECTOR See Important Disclosures on Slide 13.

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This presentation is for educational and informational purposes only Important Disclosures 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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