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Lexis®PSL Financial Services weekly highlights—important change

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Published on: 17 September 2015
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  • Get the highlights more often. Weekly, to be exact.
  • So, what do you need to do?

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Lexis®PSL Financial Services will be delivering weekly highlights. This will be instead of monthly highlights. You will need to manually update your settings to receive the new weekly highlights.

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