Assignment: FRM and ERM Mind Map You will create and turn in a mind map that illustrates the relationships and connections between and among key Financial Risk Management (FRM) and Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) concepts. A mind map is a way of outlining information that produces a diagram rather than a standard outline. It allows you to move and position pieces of information to show how they relate to one another. 1. You may use any mind mapping application you choose that lets you export to an image file. The site https://bubbl.us/ is recommended because it is free, easy to use, and does not require you to create an account. At the site, click the Learn how to use bubbl.us link to see written instructions for using the tool or just click the Start Brainstorming button. 2. In your mind map, include any key ideas and relationships from FRM and ERM that you feel are important. At a minimum, arrange these items as major or minor ideas/categories in your mind map as you determine appropriate: Financial Risk Management Commodity Price Risk Interest Rate Risk Futures Contracts Put Option Call Option Currency Exchange Rate Risk Capital Marketing Instruments Contractual Provisions Chief Risk Officer Integrated Risk Program Double-Trigger Option Enterprise Risk Management The Financial Crisis AIG Citigroup Lehman Bros. Credit Default Swap RIMS Underwriting Cycle Hard Insurance Market Soft Insurance Market Combined Ratio Insurance Industry Capacity Investment Returns Insurance Company Mergers and Acquisitions Cross-Industry Consolidation Sedgwick Group Marsh and McLennan Securitization of risk Catastrophe Bonds Insurance Option Weather Option 3. After your mind map is complete, export and save it as an image (jpg, .png, or .bmp) file. 4. In Blackboard, return to Module 1, Topic 1. Click the title Assignment: FRM and ERM Mind Map. a. In the middle of the \"Upload Assignment\" screen (in section 2 where it says \"Attach File\" between the Submission and Comments boxes), click the Browse My Computer button. b. In the \"File Upload\" dialog box, locate and select the image file you just saved (on your desktop, in your Documents folder or flash drive, etc.) c. At the top or bottom of the \"Upload Assignment\" screen, click the Submit button