Although the obligation to disclose is one of the factors that greatly affect the success of the stock market and achieve the stability of transactions, this obligation should not be understood in absolute terms, as there are secrets for the company and for market participants that should not be disclosed in a way that harms them and thus negatively affects the market.

   Accordingly, this study deals with a very important topic, which is the legal regulation of the internal information of the company listed in the stock market, as the exploitation of this information has a positive or negative impact on the price of the security issued by the company.

  that It violates the principle of equality

The central bank is the financial director of the economic system of all countries of the world, which is considered the main official of the monetary and monetary policy in it and seeks to control the offer of money and its value in the issuance of currencies and the setting of interest rates, and this role is essential for both money and credit, The main artery of modern economic systems. If money and credit rise very quickly, commercial companies may not be able to meet the requirements of increased production.

     Thus, central banks perform similar functions throughout the world today with the aim of achieving the public good, but the exercise of these functions varies from one economic environment to an

     Few people are familiar with the company 's internal information, through the job center they hold at that company, or perhaps through relationships with people familiar with it.

    If the sale or purchase of shares is based on that information, which was the reason for the insider's job or his relations with those familiar with it, which would lead to the collection of profits at the expense of people who do not have access to that information, all of which would violate justice in the financial market. The lack of access to that information was not due to the lack of effort by him to know the extent of this information on the prices of stocks, or lack of experience in the finan