Which of the following is NOT required in the privacy notice provided by a licensee?

The privacy notice provided by a licensee is designed to inform clients about how their personal information is handled and what rights they have regarding that information. In this context, the specific financial performance of the licensee is not pertinent to the privacy practices.

Including categories of nonpublic personal financial information collected, categories of third parties to whom information is disclosed, and an explanation of the right to opt out are all essential components of a privacy notice. These elements focus on transparency regarding the types of information collected, to whom it may be shared, and how individuals can control their information. However, disclosing the licensee's specific financial performance does not relate directly to the individual's privacy rights or the handling of their personal information, making it unnecessary in the privacy notice context.