Registrar conduct standards require due diligence, conflict disclosure, prompt investor redressal and compliance with record-transfer obligations. The amended Code of Conduct requires Registrars to maintain integrity, exercise due diligence and independent professional judgment, verify listing before dematerialisation, attend promptly to investor inquiries and grievances, and ensure timely transfer, dematerialisation/rematerialisation and distribution of corporate benefits. Registrars must avoid and disclose conflicts of interest and adopt mechanisms to resolve them, maintain adequate internal controls and data continuity with backups, cooperate with the Board, comply with Ombudsman awards, hand over client records within one month of contract termination or registration cancellation, and refrain from market manipulation or disclosure of unpublished price sensitive information.