Over the last few decades, the global financial market has seen substantial changes as a result of technical breakthroughs, regulatory reforms, geopolitical issues, and increased global economic interconnection. Internationalization, defined as the process of increasing firms’ participation in worldwide markets, has become an important component of today’s financial markets. Along with internationalization, the development of investment strategies and the integration of sophisticated risk management systems have all played important roles in changing the dynamics of the financial markets. This essay investigates internationalization tendencies, the evolution and diversification of investment strategies, and the critical function of risk management in the context of financial products in today’s globalized financial markets.
