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Actuarial Resources Corporation

ARC develops and maintains the ARCVAL system, a comprehensive financial analysis system meeting all your financial reporting needs for Universal Life, Traditional Life, Annuities, and Health.

ARCVAL offers remarkably fast calculations and advanced HTML audits. Because our staff participate in industry committees and workgroups, our software is positioned at the leading edge of actuarial science.

With principle-based reserves effective in 2009 for variable annuities and fast approaching for other lines of business, rest assured that ARC is ready to help you meet these challenging requirements today.

AG43 VACARVM Compliance
The newly adopted AG43 is effective year-end 2009. But, did you know that ARC is ready now to help you prepare for it? Click here for more information.

ARC Consultants use our advanced software to provide a full range of actuarial consulting services:

Valuation, Cash-Flow Testing, Experience Analysis, Pricing, Modeling, Projections, PBA Analysis, Asset Liability Management, and Earnings Analysis.

ARC is the exclusive North American provider of SunGard's iWORKS PROPHET, the number one enterprise-wide actuarial modeling system.

> Over 650 customer sites in more than 55 countries
> New actuarial libraries specifically for the US market
> US Library developed and maintained by ARC
> Delivers power, performance, and control


 AAA Economic Scenario Updater Tool
  • Easy to install, Easy to run, Fast Generation
  • Excel interface and DLL Engine [C++ code]
  • Contains AAA Interest rate and AAA Equity/Bond generators
  • User-Input Yield Curve, Integrated and Interpolated
  • Scenario Extension beyond the AAA published 30 years
  • Click here for more information
ARC News & Events

Health Meeting
June 10-12, 2013
Baltimore, MD

2013 ARCVAL
User Group Meeting
Sept. 22, 2013
(tentative)

Valuation Actuary Symposium
Sept. 23-24, 2013
Indianapolis, IN

2013 Prophet
User Group Meeting
Oct. 20, 2013
(tentative)