Former FT.com editor Tracy Corrigan has been appointed editor of the Financial Times' (FT) Lex Column.She joined the FT in 1990 as a reporter on international capital markets and has since worked as news editor and deputy editor of the Lex column.
Lionel Barber, editor of the FT said: "Tracy Corrigan is one of our most talented financial reporters, and her strong and broad corporate reporting experience makes her the ideal candidate to lead Lex - one of our most celebrated and respected columns."
Ms Corrigan was awarded consumer editor of the year by the Association of Online Publishers in 2004.
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