BUSI 606 Global Financial Markets Sample Papers, Week by Week

Liberty University · MBA · Business and accounting · Updated

BUSI 606 surveys international financial markets, how they operate and interrelate, and the structure and issues of markets in the Americas, Europe, Africa and the Middle East, and Asia and the Pacific. The samples below follow the course's research sequence: forum threads on central bank digital currencies and retail trading, replies on bank runs, stablecoins, SPACs and fintech lending, an annotated bibliography and a full literature review on climate risk, and a group essay on biblical stewardship.

CourseBUSI 606 Global Financial Markets (BUSI606)
Credit hours3
ProgramMBA
Length8 Module/Weeks, online
Weeks with written work8 of 8
Samples on this site8 week sample papers
SourcesLiberty's 2026-2027 catalog and the published BUSI 606 course guide
UpdatedOctober 2026

What BUSI 606 covers

Valdez and Molyneux's An Introduction to Global Financial Markets is read in four blocks, chapters 1 to 6, 7 to 10, 11 to 15 and 16 to 17, each in the first week of a two-week forum cycle, with the second week reserved for review and replies.

Each forum has three parts graded together for 125 points: a key topic submission, a thread of at least 500 words citing five scholarly articles published within the last five years and replies to at least two classmates. The Annotated Bibliography in Module/Week 5 prepares the sources for the Thematic Literature Review in Module/Week 8.

Liberty's 2026-2027 catalog describes BUSI 606 Global Financial Markets this way:
This course provides an overview of international financial markets and how they operate and interrelate. The structure, characteristics, and issues for markets in the Americas, Europe, Africa/Middle East, and Asia/Pacific will be identified.

BUSI 606 week by week, with the sample for each

WeekWritten work in the course guidePointsSample
Week 1DB Forum 1: Parts A and B (Course Requirements Checklist and Class Introductions also due)125Read the Week 1 sample
Week 2DB Forum 1: Part C125Read the Week 2 sample
Week 3DB Forum 2: Parts A and B125Read the Week 3 sample
Week 4DB Forum 2: Part C125Read the Week 4 sample
Week 5Annotated Bibliography (DB Forum 3 Parts A and B also due)150Read the Week 5 sample
Week 6DB Forum 3: Part C125Read the Week 6 sample
Week 7Faith and Learning Assessment (DB Forum 4 Parts A and B also due)100Read the Week 7 sample
Week 8Thematic Literature Review (DB Forum 4 Part C also due)250Read the Week 8 sample

Where BUSI 606 papers lose points

BUSI 606 work loses points when a thread cites articles older than five years or fewer than five of them, when replies repeat a classmate's sources instead of adding research, when annotations restate abstracts, when the faith essay adds verses without connecting them to a course topic and when the literature review summarizes sources one by one.

Using a BUSI 606 sample well

The samples draw on research about central bank digital currencies, bank runs and uninsured deposits, money market funds, stablecoins, retail and app-based trading, SPACs, options wholesalers, fintech and algorithmic lending, credit booms, neglected risks and the pricing of climate risk in stocks, options, housing, municipal and green bonds, with Valdez and Molyneux and Scripture.

BUSI 606 questions, answered

What is the BUSI 606 Thematic Literature Review?

The 250-point final paper in Module/Week 8, a thematic review of the scholarly literature on a course topic with at least 16 double-spaced pages of content and at least 12 scholarly references in strict APA format.

How do BUSI 606 discussion forums work?

Each of four forums has a key topic submission, a thread of at least 500 words citing five scholarly articles from the last five years and replies to two classmates, graded together for 125 points.

What textbook does BUSI 606 use?

Valdez and Molyneux's An Introduction to Global Financial Markets, read in four blocks of chapters across the eight weeks, alternating with review weeks.

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