Why Abacus

A number is only as trustworthy as the people behind it. LifeARC asks you to plan the biggest decisions of your life around a lifespan range — so here is exactly who builds that number, where the data comes from, and why it holds up.

Listed, headquartered, accountable

LifeARC is built by Abacus Intel, the data science arm of Abacus Global Management, Inc. — a public company listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker ABX, headquartered at 333 S. Garland Ave, Orlando, Florida. Public-company status means audited financials, regulatory oversight, and a name that stands behind the product.

Twenty years of longevity data

Abacus has spent two decades in the business of understanding how long people actually live — longevity isn’t a side feature here, it’s the company’s core discipline. LifeARC is built on that foundation: twenty years of proprietary longevity data, applied to one person at a time.

Science with a 200-year pedigree

The mathematics under LifeARC traces back to the Gompertz Law of Mortality — a 200-year-old actuarial principle that modern data has only reinforced. Abacus Global Management’s academic-in-residence, longevity scientist Dr. S. Jay Olshansky, works with the team on exactly this: turning the predictable science of lifespan into an input individuals can plan with. Watch him and Abacus Intel president Armando Cabrera present the science from the stage at the New York Stock Exchange:

Read more

• The 200-Year Law Validating LifeARC — how the Gompertz Law and 20 years of Abacus data validate the science (Abacus Global Management, Aug 2026)
• LifeARC in the news — videos, press, and coverage
• For Advisors — how financial professionals use LifeARC with clients

What LifeARC is — and isn’t

LifeARC produces a personalized lifespan range from your real health history: a statistical planning input, built to be defensible in a financial-planning conversation. It is not a medical assessment, not a life-expectancy report, and never a guarantee. Health details stay inside the secure LifeARC platform — encrypted in transit and at rest, handled under HIPAA-aligned workflows.

Frequently asked questions

Is LifeARC part of Abacus?

Yes — LifeARC is built by Abacus Intel, the data science arm of Abacus Global Management, Inc., listed on the NYSE under ABX.

Where does the longevity data come from?

From Abacus’s core business: twenty years of proprietary data on how long people actually live, applied through modern lifespan modeling.

Is LifeARC financial or medical advice?

Neither. It produces a statistical planning input — a personalized lifespan range — for you and your advisor to plan around. Not medical, actuarial, or investment advice.

LifeARC estimates are statistical models for planning purposes; they are informational and educational tools only — not medical, actuarial, or investment advice. The illustrations above use stated assumptions and are not projections or guarantees. LifeARC is intended for individuals with a minimum of $100,000 in investable assets.