Largely cosmetic changes that are made to a portfolio near the end of a reporting period are called
A) churning the cheese
B) Bait and Switch (B/S) reporting
C) padding the scorecard
D) window dressing

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Window dressing refers to the practice of making cosmetic changes to a portfolio to make it appear more attractive to investors at the end of a reporting period.

Largely Cosmetic Changes That Are Made to a Portfolio near the End