Recent SEC priorities directly affect mutual funds. Which of the below is NOT one of these?

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"Portfolio dressing" or "window dressing" is a practice some fund managers use to improve the appearance of a fund's holdings to investors at the end of a reporting period by selling poorly performing stocks and purchasing high-flying stocks. While the SEC focuses on transparency and accurate reporting, the specific practice of disclosing "portfolio dressing" is not listed among its recent priorities. The SEC's priorities are more broadly focused on reporting after-tax returns, fee transparency, and accurate performance reporting.

Recent SEC Priorities Directly Affect Mutual Funds