Contingent claims are assets and liabilities that will come into existence at a future time often at the insistence of a customer or second party.

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Contingent claims refer to assets or liabilities that are dependent on the occurrence or non-occurrence of future events, often driven by a customer or second party. Examples may include warranties, guarantees, lawsuits or insurance policies.

Contingent Claims Are Assets and Liabilities That Will Come into Existence