The article explores behavioral supervision in Russia's financial market and EAEU, suggesting insights from foreign experience.
The article attempts to consider theoretical and legal aspects of the formation of a new type of financial control - behavioral supervision. The preconditions, which served as a value basis for the formation of behavioral supervision, are investigated, a significant emphasis is given to foreign experience of behavioral supervision functioning. It is concluded that it is necessary to use foreign experience of behavioral supervision regulation through the prism of institutional change theory.
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