Financial Market Legal Regulation Policies by Changing the Structure of Governments at The International Level

The purpose of this article is to examine the policies of legal regulation of the financial market by changing the structure of governments at the international level. Findings show that regulation is a means of exercising state sovereignty that leads to government intervention to create public interests in the market and the economy by using a variety of regulatory and policy-making methods. The welfare state-provided services without government intermediaries, directly governing the government itself, but by changing the system of governments to state-regulatory, governments indirectly oversaw economic and financial affairs, and government regulators played a regulatory role. But with the creation of a super-regulatory government, this trend has changed, with market regulation and economic regulation leaving its organs independent command, and the government only overseeing these regulators.