Articles of Association of the company Aegerion Pharmaceuticals SARL with registered office in Eysins
	I. General Provisions
	Article 1: Corporate Name, Registered Office, Duration
	Under the corporate name
	Aegerion Pharmaceuticals SARL
	a limited liability company (the "Company") exists after to art. 772 and seq. of the Swiss Code of Obligations ("CO"), with its registered office in Eysins. The duration of the Company is unlimited.
	Article 2: Purpose
	The purpose of the Company is to engage in marketing, distribution, supply merchanting, trading and trading, of pharmaceutical products, including all related thereto, in Switzerland or abroad.
	The Company may also set up branch offices and subsidiaries in Switzerland and abroad and may acquire, hold, sell or finance any kind of company, in Switzerland or abroad. The Company may acquire, hold, lease and sell commercial real estate. The Company may engage in any kind of commercial activity that is directly related to its purpose.
	The Company is empowered to enter into or exchange transactions for the account of shareholders, group companies or third parties. It is also allowed to grant loans to its shareholders, group companies and third parties to provide guarantees or securities for their obligations.

	The Company may take any measures which it seems appropriate to promote the purpose of the Company, or which are connected with this purpose.
	II.          Capital and Capital Contributions
	Article 3: Company Capital
	The capital of the Company amounts to CHF 20'000. It is divided into 200 capital contributions of CHF 100.
	Article 4: Register of Capital Contributions
	The managing officers maintain a register of capital contributions.
	The following are registered in the register of capital contributions:
	a)          members, with names and addresses;
	b)          number, nominal value and, if applicable, category of the capital contributions of each member;
	c)          usufructuaries, with names and addresses;
	d)          secured creditors, with names and addresses.
	Members provide to the managing officers for entry into the register of capital contributions details of any changes to the information held.
	Members have a right of access to the register of capital contributions.
	Article 5: assignment
	The assignment of capital contributions is required to be required.
	The assignment of capital contributions does not require the approval of the meeting.

	Article 6: Right of Link
	The creation of a link to any capital contributions does not require the approval of the meeting.
	In addition to the approval of a member of the board of directors, the board of directors of the board of directors.
	III.          Members' Meeting
	Article 7: General and Extraordinary Members' Meetings
	The general members' meeting shall be held within six months after the close of the business year. Extraordinary members' meetings are convened as necessary.
	The members' meeting shall be convened by the managing officers and, if need be, by the auditor. The liquidators shall also be entitled to a meeting.
	One or more members, representing at least 10% of the Company's capital may request that a members' meeting be held. Such request must be in writing, setting forth the questions to be discussed and the proposals to be decided upon.
	Notice of the members' meeting, telefax or e-mail. The notice shall be in the form of the meeting of the meeting of the members of the meeting.
	Unless the law requires minuting in a public deed, members' meeting resolutions may be replaced by a written resolution, as long as no shareholder requests an oral discussion by means of a letter, by fax or by email within ten (10) calendar days after received of the draft written resolution. A member who wishes to state its objection to this type of resolution must do so expressly and stating its reasons. The members' written vote, or the objection, must be submitted to the Company no later than the last day of the deadline.

	Article 8: Powers of the Members' Meeting
	According to art. 804 para. 2 CO, the members' meeting has the following non-transferable powers:
	a)          amendment of the articles of incorporation;
	b)          election and removal of the managing officers;
	c)          election and removal of the auditor and the auditor (if any);
	d)          approval of the annual report and the consolidated statements of account (if any);
	e)          approval of the financial statements and resolution on the use of the balance sheet profit, in particular, on the declaration of dividends and profit sharing by the managing officers;
	f)          determination of the managing officers' remuneration;
	g)          release of the managing officers from their liability;
	h)          authorization of the managing officers for the Company to acquire its own capital contributions or to consent to such an acquisition;
	i)          resolution on short application to exclude a member for important reasons;
	j)          dissolution of the Company; and
	k)          passing of resolutions on other matters which are reserved to the members of the meeting by law or under the articles of incorporation.

	Article 9: Chair and Minutes
	The members' meeting shall be chaired by the chairperson, or in his / her absence, by another member of the management, or by another person, who is not a member of the company, and who is elected for that day by the member's meeting. The chairperson designates the secretary for the minute and the scrutineers, none of whom need to be member.
	Article 10: Representation
	Each member may personally represent his or her capital at the members' meeting, or be represented by another person. Any representative will be authorized by a written proxy.
	Article 11: Voting Rights
	The voting rights of the members shall be determined according to the total nominal value of all capital contributions held by them. Each member has at least one vote.
	Article 12: Resolutions
	The provisions of these articles of incorporation, resolutions of the members of the meeting, and of the members of the meeting.
	The chairperson of the members' meeting has the casting vote.
	Article 13: Important Resolutions
	A resolution of the members' meeting adopted by at least two thirds of the votes cast and an absolute majority of the entire Company capital, containing an exercisable voting right, is required for:

	a)          a change of purpose of the Company;
	b)          the introduction of capital contributions with privileged voting rights;
	c)          the restriction, exclusion or facilitation of the transferability of capital contributions;
	d)          an increase of the Company capital;
	e)          the limitation or withdrawal of subscription rights;
	f)          the approval of activities of the managing officers and members of the association of the law of loyalty or the prohibition of competition;
	g)          a short application to exclude a member for important reasons;
	h)          the exclusion of a member for reasons provided in the articles of incorporation;
	i)          the change of the registered office of the Company;
	j)          the dissolution of the Company.
	Article 14: Passing Resolutions under Eased Requirements
	All members may, if no objection is raised, hold a members' meeting without observing the prescribed formalities for the meeting (universal meeting). All matters falling within the competence of the members of the United States of America.
	Instead of voting in a meeting, resolutions may also be adopted by way of a written vote, as long as no member requests an oral discussion.

	IV.          Management and Representation
	Article 15: Election, Organization
	The management of the company consists of one or more managing officers who are elected by the members' meeting for a term of office of one year. A re-election is possible.
	In case of a single managing officer, such managing officer shall have individual signatory power. Otherwise, the members' meeting determines the powers of the managing officers.
	The managing officers are responsible for their own organization and the chairperson. They may enact organization by-laws.
	Article 16: Duties
	The managing officers are expected to be - by law, under the articles of incorporation, or under by laws - delegated to another corporate body of the Company.
	The managing officers have the following non transferable and inalienable duties:
	a)          to ultimately manage the Company and issue the necessary directives;
	b)          to regulate the organization in line with the law and the articles of incorporation;
	c)          to structure the accounting system, the financial control and the financial planning, insofar as this is required for the management of the Company;
	d)          to supervise persons entrusted with shares of management, in particular with respect to compliance with the law, the articles of incorporation, the by-laws and directives;
	e)          to prepare the business report (financial statements, annual report and, where applicable, consolidated statements of account);
	f)          to prepare for the meeting and implement its resolutions;

	g)          to inform the court in the event of over-indebtedness.
	In addition to other matters and decisions that are required to be submitted to the members for approval under these articles of incorporation or as required by applicable laws or regulations, the following matters and decisions shall be submitted to the members’ meeting for approval:
	a)          Any sales of assets or stock, in any form or structure, or through a merger or reorganization;
	b)          Any purchases of assets or stock, in any form or structure, or through a merger or reorganization;
	c)          Any joint ventures, partnerships or similar transactions;
	d)          The incurrence of any indebtedness other than indebtedness in the ordinary course of business, such as trade and accounts receivables;
	e)          Entering or terminating any agreement, which is not in the ordinary course of business
	f)          Any form of capitalization or recapitalization of the Company;
	g)          Any link or other form of encumbrance on the Company's assets or stock;
	h)          Any financing or intercession transactions for the account of the shareholders, group companies or third parties
	i)          Any loans to its shareholders, group companies or third parties, or guarantees or securities for their obligations.
	Switzerland or abroad; as well as the adaptation and alteration of the regulations the adoption and alteration of the organisational regulations.

	Article 17: Representation
	The managing officers represent the Company in accordance with the guidelines of the meeting of the articles of incorporation. May be set forth by the managing officers in organization by-laws.
	The managing officers may be appointed managers and are responsible for the granting of signing authorities.
	V.          Auditor
	Article 18: Election, Requirements
	The members' meeting elects an auditor. It may be disputed with the election of an auditor, if:
	a)          the Company is not obligatory to undertake an ordinary audit;
	b)          all members agree; and
	c)          the Company has more than ten full-time positions on annual average.
	The dispensation is also valid for subsequent years. Each member, however, has the right to request, at least the date of the meeting, the provision of a limited audit and the election of an appropriate auditor. In this case, the members' meeting of the resolution of the financial statements and the use of the balance sheet profits, in particular the determination of the dividends, until the auditor's report becomes available.
	One or more individuals or corporate bodies or partnerships may be elected as auditor. registered office or registered in Switzerland. If the Company has several auditors, at least one auditor must fulfill this requirement.
	The auditor is elected for one year business. Terminates with the approval of the last financial statements. A re-election is possible. A dismissal is possible at any time and without prior notice.

	Article 19: Powers and Duties
	If appointed, the auditor has the statutory powers and duties of an auditor of the Swiss share corporation.
	VI.          Miscellaneous
	Article 20: Business Year, Financial Statements, Distribution of Profits
	The business year will be determined by the managing officers.
	The financial statements, consisting of the profit and loss statement, the balance sheet and the annex, will be drawn up under the provisions of the Swiss Code of Obligations.
	Article 21: Announcements, Communications
	Communications to the members take place in writing, by letter, e-mail or telefax. Official notifications of the Company are published in the Swiss Official Journal of Commerce.
	Article 22: Original Text Binding
	The authoritative text of these articles of incorporation is the French text.
	October 2, 2013

j)    dissolution of the Company; and   k)   passing of resolutions on other matters which are reserved to the members of the meeting by law or under the articles of incorporation.   Article 9: Chair and Minutes   The members' meeting shall be chaired by the chairperson, or in his / her absence, by another member of the management, or by another person, who is not a member of the company, and who is elected for that day by the member's meeting. The chairperson designates the secretary for the minute and the scrutineers, none of whom need to be member.   Article 10: Representation   Each member may personally represent his or her capital at the members' meeting, or be represented by another person. Any representative will be authorized by a written proxy.   Article 11: Voting Rights   The voting rights of the members shall be determined according to the total nominal value of all capital contributions held by them. Each member has at least one vote.   Article 12: Resolutions   The provisions of these articles of incorporation, resolutions of the members of the meeting, and of the members of the meeting.   The chairperson of the members' meeting has the casting vote.   Article 13: Important Resolutions   A resolution of the members' meeting adopted by at least two thirds of the votes cast and an absolute majority of the entire Company capital, containing an exercisable voting right, is required for:

Zurich, 19.09.2018