Abstract
The article discusses the impact of global economic changes on the transformation of the global financial market. The example of developed countries in general and eurozone countries, in particular, shows the causes and consequences of the global financial and economic crisis. The study of structural transformations of the global financial market has shown that the impact of crisis phenomena both on the development of different market segments and on the economic dynamics in different countries is different. The current crisis, unlike all previous ones, began in the group of developed countries, and only then rapidly expanded to other countries. Thus, for developing countries, the effects of the crisis were in most cases indirect and with varying levels of influence.
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