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Lex is the FT’s daily investment column for premium subscribers We believe it is the oldest and most influential column of its kind. Our analysis is concise, informed and numerate.

We publish :

24 notes on core investment questions weekly.
Two notes on broader financial topics at weekends.
A Wednesday newsletter on a hot topic in a world financial centre.
A Friday newsletter rounding up the week’s big themes.
The weekly Lex Populi column for private investors in FT Money
Four Lex in Depth deep dives into key companies and sectors yearly.

Our aim is to help you make better investment decisions. You can find our article stream here. Some examples are also shown below. We hope you enjoy them. Who are the team behind the Lex brand? Discover here. If you have any questions, please email us at lexfeedback@ft.com.

Credit Suisse: chaos means slow rate rises are needed Premium content
Swiss lender’s near-collapse shows that central bank policy is hurting the financial system
BAT: US listing not a batty idea given valuation gap with rivals Premium content
Upping sticks is not, in itself, a fail-safe way to light up a stock
Private credit: locked-in capital locks out market panic Premium content
It is no coincidence that alternative asset groups are among the chief pursuers of SVB’s loan books
The Lex Newsletter: SVB was a bank run for the social media age Premium content
It is unclear whether investors’ tweets spurred the lender’s decline or saved the sector by forcing action
Insurers/Prudential: smoke, mirrors and embedded values
Interest rates take a heavy toll on results day
How much is Manchester United really worth?
The club has been put up for sale with a reported target price of $6bn-$7bn. The FT’s calculations suggest the club is worth around $1.6bn