Cyprus tops list of EU states falling short on market abuse rules
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LONDON (Reuters) - Cyprus fared worst in a "peer review" of national regulators in the European Union for failing to fully comply with rules to stamp out abuses in markets, the bloc's securities watchdog said on Thursday.Cyprus was the only EU member state found to be non-compliant with market abuse rules on two of six assessments by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA).ESMA looked at whether supervisors were making sure that certain financial firms meet requirements.ESMA found..