CNBC published a feature based on Long Angle’s 2025 Professional Services Study, highlighting how millionaires rate their trainers, therapists, childcare providers, and personal wellness professionals higher than wealth advisors, accountants, and estate planners.

Robert Frank appeared on CNBC’s Squawk Box to discuss insights from Long Angle’s latest research on how the wealthy are navigating financial planning, professional services, and personal well-being.

Washington Business Journal spotlights how Long Angle and fintech Range are collaborating to open institutional-grade alternative investments to a broader base of high-net-worth investors.

CNBC’s Inside Wealth showcased Long Angle’s April 2025 flash survey of 350 high-net-worth investors, revealing that most are waiting for a steeper market correction.

InvestmentNews highlights findings from Long Angle’s 2024 High-Net-Worth Income & Spending Report, revealing how affluent households save 63% of post-tax income and spend primarily on housing, travel, and childcare.

Tad Fallows joins Top Traders Unplugged to discuss Long Angle’s approach to asset allocation, private markets, trend following, and conviction-sized positions.

Matt Shechtman joins Ravi Gupta on Lost Debate to discuss how private equity compares to venture and public markets, its expanding role in healthcare and childcare, and where the industry is heading next.

CNBC Wealth Editor Robert Frank cites Long Angle’s 2025 High-Net-Worth Asset Allocation Report showing how ultra-wealthy investors hold fewer stocks and more private equity, real estate, and alternatives.

Forbes highlights Long Angle among leading global family office and investor communities redefining networking, collaboration, and shared deal flow.