Proposed Amendments to Form N-PORT Additional Time for and Less Frequent Public Disclosure of N-PORT Filings The Proposed Amendments would extend the filing deadline from 30 to 45 days after month-end. The Proposed Amendments also would revert to requiring public disclosure of registered funds’ portfolio holdings only quarterly rather than monthly (with a 60-day delay). Streamlining and Removal of Certain Reporting Items The Proposed Amendments would modify certain information collected on portfolio-level risk metrics and returns to narrow their scope, and eliminate newly adopted reporting requirements regarding registered funds’ compliance with the Amended Names Rule, payoff profiles of non-derivatives instruments, convertible bonds, and the reason a single holding has multiple liquidity classifications. Furthermore, registered funds would be required to provide certain additional identifying information, such as ticker symbols and certain class-level information. Additional Reporting Requirements for Multi-Class Funds with an ETF Share Class The Proposed Amendments would modify how multi-class funds with an ETF share class report net assets and shareholder flows to require separate information for the ETF share class as well as class ticker information.