Abstract
The scientific article is devoted to the politicaleconomic analysis of the difficulties, encountered by regional professional stock market participants in the current economic crisis in post-Soviet Russia, with the aim of developing a set of measures to reform the organizational and procedural norms of stakeholder activity of this process. Based on the theoretical and empirical sources that are significant for the analysis of the stated research agenda, the specific character of the activity of professional participants in the multifactor process of political-economic interaction is revealed. Options activity control on the Russian stock market is also marked in the conditions of the international sanctions (external factors) and the economic crisis (internal factors). The authors demonstrated a breakdown of the structure of the professional stock market participants on the subjects of the Southern Federal District of the Russian Federation. Conclusions are drawn regarding the appropriateness of government intervention in the activities of market participants. Features of public law regulation in the sphere of financial markets are recorded. It is argued that the specificity of the activities of professional participants makes their financial and economic positions dependent on external factors, and the inability to compete with the numerous professional capitalists of the capital aggravates the current situation. The main directions and some recommendations on increasing the efficiency of government regulation of the stock market for overcoming the consequences of the economic crisis in post-Soviet Russia are also identified.
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