Good day, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to Noah Holdings Limited First Quarter 2013 Results Conference Call. At this time all participants are in a listen-only mode. Following management's prepared remarks, there will be a Q&A session. During the Q&A session we ask that you please limit yourselves to two questions and one follow-up so that we may have further participation. If you would like to ask further questions, you may re-enter the queue to do so. As a reminder, this conference is being recorded. Joining the conference today are Ms. Jingbo Wang, Co-Founder, Chairwoman and CEO, and Mr. Tom Wu, CFO. After the close of the US markets on Monday, Noah issued a press release announcing its first quarter 2013 financial results which is available on the company's IR webpage at ir.noahwm.com. This call is also being webcast live and will be available for replay purposes on the company's website. I would like to call your attention to the Safe Harbor statements in connection with today's call. The company will make forward-looking statements including those with respect to expected future operating results and expansion of its business. Please refer to the risk factors inherent in the company's business and that have been filed with the SEC. Actual results can be materially different from any forward-looking statements that the company makes today. Noah Holdings Limited does not undertake any obligation to update any forward-looking statement as a result of new information, future events or otherwise except as required under applicable law. The results announced today are unaudited and subject to adjustments in connection with the completion of the company's audit. Additionally, certain non-GAAP measures will be used in our financial discussion. A reconciliation of GAAP and non-GAAP financial results can be found on the earnings press release posted on the company's website. I would now like to hand the call over to Ms. Wang, CEO. Ms. Wang will be speaking in Chinese and Mr. Shang Chuang, the company's IR Director, will translate her statement into English.

[Interpreted]. Thank you, operator, and thank you all for joining us today. With me today is Tom Wu, our Chief Financial Officer. I will begin by briefly reviewing our performance in the first quarter, followed with an overview of 2013 business plan and strategies. Then I will ask Tom to discuss the details of our financial and operating results. We will be happy to take your questions after that. I am pleased that the strong performance we had last quarter continued into 2013 in line with our expectations. Glad to share that we had a robust first quarter with transaction value of RMB8.7 billion or USD1.4 billion, a 63% increase year over year; net revenues of RMB32.6 million, a 94% growth year over year; and non-GAAP net income of USD10.7 million, 194% growth year over year. For the quarter we had 1,778 active clients and the number of registered clients reached 42,590. As of the end of the first quarter 2013, asset management business Gopher has USD1.8 billion of AUM, a 40% increase compared to the end of 4Q 2012, a strong performance for us and a good starting point to achieve our full-year forecast. These results reflect positive structural improvement and implementation of strategic initiatives we have been making since last year. Over the past year we made substantial efforts in improving management infrastructure and operational efficiency. By optimizing regional management of our extensive branch network, we greatly increased our productivity. In the first quarter of 2013, the 20 branches we opened in 2011 as a group were profitable and more than half of the branches were profitable on a standalone basis. As we deepen regional management, we're confident to continue increasing the number of profitable branches. More than ever we are focused on increasing average relationship management productivity.…

Thank you, Madam Wang. And good morning and evening everyone. We had an outstanding quarter by just about any measures. Net revenues grew by 95% on a year-over-year basis, reached a historic high of USD32 million for the quarter. And net income grew by 194% to USD10.7 million, also a record in the history of the company. We're obviously blessed by a secular growth of wealth management in China. But as Madam Wang mentioned, these are results of improvements that we have been making since the first half of 2012 -- you know, management infrastructure, people strategy and product innovation. We do not think these improvements only produce one-off results. Total revenues for the quarter reached $32 million. Revenue growth was driven by broad-based client activities with transaction value this quarter surpassing USD1.4 billion, also the highest ever the company has produced on a quarterly basis. Both commission revenues and recurring revenues grew strongly, driven by client activities and growth in our asset management business. Fixed income products represented 75% of total products clients purchased this quarter. This number is still high than recent averages, probably reflecting continued client risk aversion. We distributed a broader array of fixed income products. As mentioned in the last quarter call, the ongoing regulatory liberalizations are allowing more platforms such as wholly-owned subsidiaries of mutual fund companies other than trust companies through our packaged products. Trust products represent about half of fixed income products distributed this quarter. We also distributed more offshore products as well as [fund to] fixed income, diversifying our product offerings to clients. Effective commission rate for the last quarter was 1.17%. This is consistent with our expectations. We have mentioned before that while these non-trust fixed income products are similar in nature as those packaged in trust, we tend to…

Ladies and gentlemen, we will now begin the question-and-answer session. [Operator Instructions]. And the first question comes from the line of Michael Li calling from Bank of America-Merrill Lynch. Please ask your question. Michael Li – Bank of America-Merrill Lynch: Thank you. [Chinese language spoken]

Yeah. For the benefit of the audience, I will translate the question from Michael Li of Merrill Lynch. Thank you, Madam Wang and Tom. Congratulations on the good results. If you may, please give us your -- an outlook for the remainder of the year, for the next three quarters. Do you have sufficient products for business growth? What will the product structure look like? Will it be primarily fixed income like the first quarter? My second question is regarding branch network. What's the plan for this year? Are there plans to open additional branches or we'll see further streamlining of branches?

[Interpreted]. Yes. I'll answer to the question on the branch network first. I think our objective is to improve our branch network efficiency. So the one branch that we closed was actually [Xuenda] in the southern part of China. We have an existing branch [Osan] which is only half an hour away. So we decided to close [Xuenda] to increase the overall efficiency of coveraging clients in that area. As mentioned in my earlier call script, out of the 20 branches that we opened in 2011, as a group they were profitable already in the first quarter of this year. So I think our branch network strategy has not changed significantly. We'll continue to open new branches in province key cities like [Nanding] and [Nantung] will be open later this year. So in terms of your question on the product pipeline for the remainder of the year, I think I am quite confident on that front. We have sufficient product lined up for the growth of this year. But obviously we will remain flexible on the changes in the market and adjusting our product launches. Also we have added product development teams at each of our regional centers. This will help us to better cover product providers and roll out more localized product as well. Michael Li – Bank of America-Merrill Lynch: Xie-xie [Chinese language spoken]

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And the next question comes from the line of Ella Ji calling from Oppenheimer. Please ask your question. Ella Ji – Oppenheimer: [Chinese language spoken] So my first question is with regards to your 1Q outperformance, I know you mentioned it's kind of across the board, but I'm wondering if there is any one-time or any specific line of business that contributed to most of the outperformance.

[Interpreted]. I think our performance in the first quarter I think is growth in terms of our overall business across the line. I mentioned several reasons for the strong performance. And I guess three points to highlight. One is significant improvement in terms of our management infrastructure as well as improvements in operational efficiencies. Also we continue to make progress in terms of better product development and product innovation. And third, we see meaningful growth in terms of our asset management business. Also we're seeing more profitability at our branch level as well as increase in productivity of our relationship management -- relationship manager sales force. And our new business area Noah Upright fund mutual fund distribution business and Noah Hong Kong, our offshore business, have also performed quite well. So overall I'm quite pleased with our results in the first quarter. I think we have improved our management capabilities and I think we have reached a new record, a new stage in terms of our business performance.

And Ella, I would just add on to what Madam Wang just mentioned. Again we try to emphasize that these area structural improvements that we have made, primarily in the areas of management, how we organize ourselves. And the key word is probably growth in this case. And secondly, you know, I think we try to emphasize that this is not a one-off type of situation. If you look at the trend starting the third quarter of last year, we have been gaining momentum quarter after quarter. And we see no reason it's going to change because these are structural improvements that we made. So I certainly hope that the market will be understanding on this part. Ella Ji – Oppenheimer: Glad to see that, you know, you've made a very nice improvement. So I notice that you've cut the full-year net income guidance despite 1Q's number really outperformed the Street consensus. So is there any reason that, you know, didn't raise your guidance to a higher level?

Sure, sure. I think that's a very fair question, Ella. I will share with you three points on that. Number one, the first quarter results are consistent with our expectations. It was not a surprise. And second is that we would like to continue to practice conservative forecasting. And lastly, it is relatively early in the year, you know, after we've only gone past the first quarter. You know, depending on how things progress, we'll be able to inform the market the latest assessment of our business in a timely manner. But at this moment we are keeping our current forecast. Obviously first quarter, you know, got us on a strong start, and in terms of how to accomplish the earnings forecast that we have shared with the marketplace. Ella Ji – Oppenheimer: Okay. If I can sneak in one more, you mentioned that you added USD600 million of investments this quarter. Any plan of additional fund issuance in rest of the year?

I'll let Shang translate the question for Madam Wang first.

[Interpreted]. Yeah. In terms of asset management business, I think the point to take away here is that not only did we increase our AUM but also strengthened our asset management capabilities in terms of expanding our team as well as building up our operations. I think these are quite critical for having sustainable growth. I think our asset management business will continue to grow at a fast pace, but we have not really the specific target for the market at this stage.

And Ella, I would just clarify, the growth in our AUM to USD1.8 billion is not necessarily only in fund to funds. If you take a look at our 20-F which was filed the last couple of weeks or so, it's a variety of funds in terms of real estate fixed income fund, in terms of real estate equity fund, as well as fund to funds. So it's a more broad-based product categories. And we also have plans to increase that product category for the rest of the year. But I just wanted to make sure that you understand that it's not just limited to fund to funds for asset management business. Ella Ji – Oppenheimer: Got it. Thank you, Madam Wang, Tom and Shang. And congratulations on a strong quarter.

And the next question comes from the line of Hans Fan calling from CIMB. Please ask your question. Hans Fan – CIMB: [Chinese language spoken]

For the benefit of the audience I will translate Hans' question into English. Good evening and congratulations on the good results. I have three questions. The first question, of the 1,700-plus asset clients, can you share with us how many of those are first-time purchase or first-time clients or active clients, or how many were purchased previously? The second question is, of the 70% plus fixed income on product you distributed, can you give us some more further breakdown? What's the percentage in terms of trust, what's the percentage in terms of limited partnership or other format? The third question is, for the first quarter, were there any fund to fund fundraising that were completed?

Thank you. Hans, thanks for your questions. I'll take a stab at it. In terms of clients, in terms of repeat order, I don’t have the specific numbers for this particular quarter. But generally it's about 50/50, meaning that typically about half of the quarter's active clients are previously active clients. It's really a function of how we allocate our products, half of which is really to maintain client loyalty and the other one is to enhance our relationships with newer clients. As you may recall, you know, products generally are, you know, a pretty precious commodity. So we try to be more strategic about it. But if that's an important number for you, we can follow up with the actual number for you. Your second question on the types of fixed income funds, especially the legal structures. As I mentioned in my portion, you know, there are a number of ways that fixed income instruments can be issued now. Out of the fixed income products, I think I mentioned that roughly about half was issued in the trust format, roughly about -- the other half was primarily in the form of a limited partnership. And there's also a small percentage of fixed income products that was issued through wholly-owned subsidiaries of mutual fund companies. And this is important because that’s a business that has to be - that's regulated, strictly regulated. And the fact that Noah Upright has a mutual fund distribution license places us in a strategic position. So if you look at the call script from last quarter, we've talked about some of the points, meaning that the ongoing regulatory liberalizations actually opened up more channels. The implication of that is that we'll have more product suppliers and we'll have more partners to work with rather than…

Any more questions, operator?

Your next question comes from the line of [Ken Chang] calling from [inaudible]. Please ask your question. [Ken Chang] – Analyst: Tom, hi, how are you? Congratulations on a great quarter. Madam Wang, also congratulations. Great turn and push towards recurring revenue. So, congratulations too. I had a couple of questions actually. First was on the wealth management product side, whether or not with the recent regulations, you know, coming down a little harder towards wealth management, how that has impacted your business. And the second one is regarding I guess the consolidation I guess of some of the branches and the share buyback. And that's all great for us, but does that reflect that you're in a different mode right now? You've got enough branches and you're just looking to increase productivity per branch? You know, given your client set, are you at saturation? Thank you.

[Interpreted]. Yeah. So I want to clarify on your question and comment about the branch network. You're right, we streamlined one branch this quarter. I think it's mainly reflecting that we noticed that some of the branches we opened in third tier and four tier city is not very efficient, having individual branches. Rather it can be managed or covered by a nearby larger city. The branch that we actually closed was [Xuenda] and it's now being managed by -- those clients are managed by a nearby branch [Osan] which is only a 30-minute drive away. So I think it's an experience in terms of how to better manage our branches. For the remainder of the year we will increase the number of branches, but primarily in provincial cities. I think we have adjusted our branch network strategy to focus on key cities and the different provinces in China. So we have preparation to open up branches in [Nanying], [Nantung] and [Gueiya] later this year. Also to share with you some figures, out of the 20 new branches we opened in 2011, as a group they are profitable this quarter. More than 50% of them on a standalone basis were profitable. So I'm quite confident later this year we will increase the number of profitable branches. In terms of regulation, our views remain consistent that I think it's moving in the right direction. We're seeing greater market liberalization. Yeah. A lot of investors have probably noticed that there are a lot of regulations that were issued the past few months regarding bank wealth management products. I think these are primarily cash management products or shorter-duration products. The new regulations were specifically aimed at asset [full] products where banks are issuing wealth management products and investors are not clear about the underlying assets. I think, you know, the regulators' push on transparency I think is beneficial to our business. For the fund to fixed income product I mentioned we complete earlier this quarter, I think these are very transparent. Our investor knows exactly what are the underlying assets. So there is a lot of consistencies about how we conduct our business and the aim of the regulators. So I think, you know, this is good -- this will be good for our business.

And Ken, I just wanted to add, in terms of your question about the branch network, whether it has reached a level of maturity, I, you know, I think the key word for what's happening over the last three, four quarters is growth. If you look at our clientele, you know, 42,000 clients, I mean it obviously depends on whose research you look at, there are probably anywhere, you know, probably near a million there in China. So we think that we're still at the tip of the iceberg, let alone that out of the 42,000 registered clients, the total active base is roughly about 8,000 or 9,000. So within the existing pie, there's still a lot of work to be done, let alone, you know, what we have covered already is less than, you know, 5% of the total addressable market. So I think that the key word for the rest of the year is continued growth. [Ken Chang] – Analyst: Very good. Thank you very much. Congratulations again.

Thanks, [Ken]. Operator, next question?

And there are no further questions at this time. [Operator Instructions]. And it appears there are no further questions.

Thank you. If there are no further questions, you know, thank you for joining us tonight. We've certainly enjoyed sharing our thoughts and outlook in terms of the business with you. And we look forward to speaking to you next quarter. Thanks again. Have a good evening or day.

Ladies and gentlemen, that does conclude our conference for today. Thank you for participating. You may all disconnect.