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SEBI regulation map · 2003

Prohibition of Fraudulent and Unfair Trade Practices relating to Securities Market Regulations, 2003 — Amendment and transitional controls

Regulation-wise professional control page for Market conduct.

Current listMarket conductR-10

Finin2min Summary — in 2 Minutes

R-10 — Amendment and transitional controls. Reconcile last amendment, saved approvals, open transactions and superseded circulars.

Official source and legal ownership

Instrument ownerSEBI Act section 30 with SCRA/Depositories Act/Companies Act as applicable
Source statusCURRENT OFFICIAL SOURCE GATEWAY
Review date2026-07-19
Primary sourceProhibition of Fraudulent and Unfair Trade Practices relating to Securities Market Regulations, 2003

Paragraph-wise Finin2min interpretation

Provision map

Reconcile last amendment, saved approvals, open transactions and superseded circulars.

Regulated audience

Market conduct

Evidence

Official consolidated regulation, amendment, registration/approval, policy, transaction record, disclosure, filing and audit trail.

Cross-law test

Apply SEBI Act with Companies Act, SCRA and Depositories Act according to the transaction.

Practical example

A Market conduct transaction is proposed. The compliance owner identifies the exact numbered regulation and schedule from the official consolidated source, applies the amendment and transitional controls control, documents approvals and preserves exchange/depository/SEBI filing evidence.

Implementation and evidence controls

Practical Q&A

Is this page a substitute for the numbered consolidated regulation?

No. It is the professional control layer; the official consolidated regulation remains the operative text source.

Which law wins if Companies Act and SEBI requirements differ?

Apply each within its subject and administration; obtain transaction-specific analysis rather than assuming one displaces the other.

What is the indexation gate?

Official regulation number/title, current amendment, exact paragraph mapping, forms/schedules and substantive QA.