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 | The Lombard column, which appears in the UK edition of the FT from Tuesday to Saturday, provides sharp comment on British business and financial issues of the moment. The column is edited by Jonathan Guthrie, the FT’s City Editor |
 | Inside Business is a new column by leading FT reporters on the most important corporate stories and themes from around the world, focusing on finance, technology, Asia and Europe |
 | John Plender has been a senior editorial writer and columnist at the Financial Times since 1981, an assignment he combined until recently with current affairs broadcasting for the BBC and Channel Four. He has a weekly column on economics and business on Mondays and also writes for the opinion pages |
 | Tony Jackson studied classics at Glasgow University and Oxford, then trained as a securities analyst at the Edinburgh broking firm of Wood, Mackenzie. He moved to the Financial Times in 1983, where his posts have included head of the Lex Column and New York bureau chief |
 | David Blackwell, the FT’s Smaller Companies Correspondent, has worked on the company news desk since the early 1990s. His Small Talk column, which appears on Fridays, covers a broad range of issues affecting smaller listed companies, including those on Aim and Plus Markets |
 | New Technology Policy Forum is exclusively to FT.com, James Boyle, Richard Epstein, Thomas Hazlett and Eli Noam debate the regulatory and legal issues generated by - and also shaping - the high-tech industries |
 | The People Column is a diary featuring the personalities of the City and FTSE companies, including profiles of prominent figures, appointments and tales. It is edited by Emiko Terazono |
 | The Property Column is about commercial and residential property in the UK and globally and is written by Daniel Thomas, the FT’property correspondent. It appears every second Monday |
 | The Accountancy Column is dedicated to the creation of new international accounting standards, taxation and the business of accountancy. It appears every Thursday |
