High-Net-Worth Asset Allocation: 2026 Benchmark Report
The 2026 High-Net-Worth Asset Allocation Report presents the findings of Long Angle’s fifth annual benchmark study, examining how HNW investors allocate their wealth across asset classes and use financial services.
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Key Takeaways
- Half of net worth in public stocks. The average high-net-worth investor holds 51% in public equities, with US stock funds alone representing 32% of total net worth.
- 9 in 10 invest in private and alternative assets. 94% of high-net-worth investors hold private companies, real estate, crypto, or related alternatives. The 60/40 portfolio is gone at this wealth tier.
- 60-10-30 portfolio. The traditional 60/40 has shifted to 60% public equities, 10% bonds and cash, 30% private and alternative investments, surpassing the industry's newer 50-30-20 model.
- Crypto now exceeds private equity adoption. 42% of high-net-worth investors hold crypto. 39% hold private equity funds. Among investors under 40, crypto represents 15% of the private and alternative portfolio.
- Advisor fees compress sharply with wealth. AUM fees scale from 0.79% at $2M-$10M to 0.67% at $10M-$25M to 0.58% above $25M.
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High-Net-Worth Asset Allocation: 2026 Benchmark Report
The 2026 High-Net-Worth Asset Allocation Report presents the findings of Long Angle’s fifth annual benchmark study, examining how HNW investors allocate their wealth across asset classes and use financial services.


