
The Financial Times' Premium Digital package offers a range of exclusive content and features for subscribers. Some of the key highlights include:
Premium-exclusive analysis articles: These provide deeper insights and expert perspectives on emerging trends and global events, helping decision-makers stay ahead of the curve1.
18 Premium-exclusive newsletters: Written by leading experts, these newsletters offer invaluable insights on a wide range of topics, from global finance to emerging technologies.
The FT Digital Edition: This is a digital replica of the Financial Times' print edition, allowing subscribers to access the newspaper's content in a familiar format on their desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone.
The Lex column: Known as the FT's flagship investment column, Lex offers agenda-setting analysis on business and finance, highlighting key emerging risks and opportunities1.
20 total gift articles per month: Subscribers can share these articles with colleagues, friends, and family, allowing them to engage in conversations about the latest news and trends1.
These exclusive features, along with the comprehensive coverage of global news, expert opinion, and special features that come with the Premium Digital package, make it the ultimate tool for decision-makers looking to stay informed and make better, more informed decisions2.

The Financial Times subscription service offers various options for sharing content with others. These options include:
Gift Articles: FT Professional subscribers can gift up to 20 free articles per month to non-subscribers. The recipient of the article can open the link up to three times, with no FT log-in necessary.
Advanced Sharing: This feature allows Professional subscribers to share a greater volume of content at a larger scale with clients and third parties. Similar to the current gift article tool, once you click the ‘Give access to non-subscribers’ button, you can then select ‘Multiple people’ to share content with recipients inside and outside of your organisation.
Sharing via Social Media: The FT allows for a ‘first click free’ on social media. This means if a non-FT subscriber sees your shared article, they can read one article for free per day on platforms such as LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook.
Sharing within Workspace: FT Professional subscribers can also share articles widely by using the social sharing column on the left-hand side of each FT.com article.
Sharing via Email: Subscribers can share articles by copying and pasting the FT webpage’s URL. Everyone else who has signed up to the company’s subscription will have login credentials to also read those pieces.
Remember, the FT Professional Subscription is designed to help teams and organisations stay informed and make better business decisions with trusted commentary and analysis.

The Financial Times offers a range of expert analysis and special features in its subscriptions. These include:
These expert analysis and special features aim to provide subscribers with comprehensive, in-depth, and personalized coverage of global news, analysis, and opinion pieces.