User Guide
Get the most out of your subscription to MLex Market Insight.

Contents

Logging In to Mlex.com
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Navigating Your News Page
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Setting up email alerts
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Searching for content
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Using Case Files
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Dashboards
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Logging in to mlex.com

1. Login
Go to http://www.mlex.com/User/Welcome.aspx and sign in. If you are redirected to mlexmarketinsight.com, click on the Subscriber
Login button in the top right-hand corner. Enter your login credentials and the tick the “Remember” box. You will need to accept theTerms & Conditions.
If you forget your password please use password reset on the Login page – click on “Forgot Password?” You will be directed to the Forgot
Password page and prompted to input your email address (username). A link to reset your password will be emailed to you.

Changing Your Password
Clicking on the “[First Name]’s Mlex button in the top right-hand corner of any page and selecting “Profile” from the drop-down list
will show you your current details and also allow you to change your password. For security reasons, we recommend you change yourpassword when you first log in.
Remember to click “Save” to confirm any changes.

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User GuideNavigating Your News Page

2. Navigating Your News Page
Depending on your subscription, the content on your front page may look different to the example provided below.
Product – If you have access to more than one MLex
product, please use the drop-down menu to switch
between products.

If you have access to more than one module use thetabs to move between them. If you subscribe tomore than one module you can click “All Content”
to get a single view of your modules.

User the drop-downmenus to filter thecoverage
Search - Enter a keyword(s) to search across thecontent in your selected
product. You will be able
to filter to refine yourresults on the search results
page.

Articles appear inorder of publication– the most recent
will be at the top.
See below for an
explanation of thedifferent content
types.

Official Statements fromgovernments, regulators,
business and other stakeholders are listed here.

Content Types:
MLex Insight: MLex proprietary content reporting breaking news and key, incremental developments relating tolegislation, court hearings and marketplace evolution MLex is tracking.
MLex Commentary & Analysis: MLex proprietary content written in a more detailed style analyzing the wider
factors and implications of a key issue, predicting future changes in the regulatory environment.
Official Statements: External documents relevant to cases and legislation MLex is following. These include court
documents, press releases, official reports, legal authority decisions and legislative process documents.

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User GuideNavigating Your News Page

Click on the “[First name]’s MLex button in the top right-hand corner to access a drop-down menu to:•Portal Page – this will only appear in the drop-down if you have access to more than one product.

•Dashboards – this feature enables you to access and share content with colleagues. Dashboards are created using keywords. See
page 11 for more information on dashboards. Please note: Dashboards are only available as part of an Enterprise subscription.

•Saved Searches – this enables a user to save a keyword(s) search for future use. Email Alerts can also be created using the Saved
Search feature.

•Favorites – add a story or a Case File to your Favorites for quick access to it.

•Alerts – this is where you set your email alert preferences•

Settings – amend your personal details, and change your password.

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Setting up email alerts

3. Setting up email alerts
You can customize your Mlex subscription to send you an alert every time content relevant to your work or interests is published.
These alerts are sent to the email address associated with your account.
There are different types of alertsi.

Real-time Alert - An alert is sent to you as soon as a new story is published. See below for information on how to set up Real-timeAlerts.

ii. Daily Alerts - A round-up alert of all the new stories published in a day, emailed to you at 6.30pm in your selected time zone.
iii. Saved Search Alerts – Keyword Alert: You can also create a customized alert based on a keyword. Every time your keyword
appears in a story Mlex has written or an Official Statement, you will be sent an alert.
iv. I’m getting too many email alerts – if you find you’re receiving too many email alerts, you can adjust these in the alerts management section or unsubscribe to stop receiving all.

Alerts Management

This page will help you set up alerts at a basic level, based on your interested areas. If you wish to refine this to a more granular level
then we’d suggest using the saved search feature to do a keyword search and filtering on this.
To find alerts go to “[First Name]’s MLex” and select “Alerts” from the drop-down menu. You will be directed to the Alerts set-up page(below)
Configure your alert settings and remember to save.
Please note that if you click the “Unsubscribe” button you will be unsubscribed from all MLex email alerts. You won’t be able to edit
your preferences once the button is pressed, but you can return to your original settings by clicking the button.

i. My Real-time Alerts

My Real-time Alerts
Button is greenshowing the user issubscribed to receivealerts
Select the Content Type(s)you want to be alerted on.
Choose at least one selection from each section.

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Wherever you see
the inactive/activebutton, this must be
switched on, in orderto receive alerts.

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Setting up email alerts

ii. Daily Alerts
A round-up alert of all the new stories published on a product in a day, is emailed to you at 6.30pm in your selected time zone.
To set up a Daily Alert, scroll to the alerts section and select a time zone, and make sure the button is active.

Switch onpress roundups
in order toreceive them
If no time zone
is selected, youwill not receivea daily alert.
You can selectmultiple timezones.

You can set yourcustomized daily
in the same way
as the real-timealerts, but thesewill be collated in
one email, sent in
the timezone(s) ofyour choice

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Copy buttons
exist, so you canquickly copy thesettings from
Real-time alerts
to CustomizedDaily.

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Setting up email alerts

iii. Saved Search Alerts
You can also create alerts based on saved searches. Type a keyword into the Search box and search. You will be taken to the Search
Results Page.

From here you can refine your search using the Filters on the left.
When you are ready to save your search click on the Save icon. A pop-up box will appear – from here you can save your keyword asa Saved Search and Enable an alert.

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Setting up email alerts

iii. Saved Search Alerts
From the Alerts Management page, you can turn the Saved Search Alerts off. Perhaps this would be helpful if you’re going on holiday,
and don’t wish to change the settings. You can also access a list of Saved Searches by clicking on the link.

If you have switched these saved searches off you will be prompted that you can reactivate these.

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Setting up email alerts

iv. I’m getting too many email alerts
If you find you’re receiving too many email alerts, you will now find two links at the bottom of the emails received, that will enable youto change this.

Click on “unsubscribe” and you will be taken to the page below that allows you either to access your alerts, or unsubscribe to all Mlex
email alerts. Please be aware that if you click the link to unsubscribe from all, you will no longer receive any email alerts for Mlex
content and the date and time that you unsubscribed will be shown here.

Click on “Manage My Alerts” and you will be taken to your Alerts management page.

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Searching for content

4. Searching for content
As well as reading new stories as they are published, your Mlex subscription allows you to search through more than 10 years of insights, commentary and analysis.
To start a new search simply enter a search terms or keyword in the search box and click the search icon.
Refine your search by using the filters. Depending on your subscription, there may be search filter options for Content Type, Categories, Courts, Industries, Geographies. You can also filter using a date range.
This is also an excellent way to search for Case Files – after searching on your keyword, tick Case File on the Content Types filter.

You can save your search for future use as well as set the search up as an alert (see above).

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Using Case Files

5. Using Case Files
Content published on MLex is organized into Case Files. Each Case File includes a mix of our proprietary insights, commentaryand analysis, key dates and official statements.
You can access relevant Case Files from any content through the “Related Case Files” section next to the In Brief Summary. You canalso access a searchable database of all Case Files from the “Find Case Files” link in the top menu and choose to receive alerts on
the Case Files you subscribe to.

Access a searchable list of all Case Files

Access your subscribed Case Files

Access the Case Files
relating to this content

On the Case File page you’ll find:• a summary of the case
• a list of key dates• relevant companies, advisors andregulators• a list of relevant proprietary content• a list of linked officialstatements• A bell icon that allows you to subscribe to the Case File and receivealerts

Click the bell to subscribe
to the Case FileRight: An MLex Case File. Users canscroll down for further linked content
including relevant Official Statementsfrom companies, regulators and otherstakeholders.

Make subscribed files Active/Inactive on the product alert page

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Dashboards

6. Dashboards
Please note: Dashboard functionality is available as part of an upgrade service. Speak to your Account Manager to find out more.
The Dashboard feature enables you to access and share relevant Mlex content quickly and easily.
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Key Dashboard Features & Functions

Dashboard Name
Content Categories – Each dashboard organizes the relevant content into four different categories - Insight/Commentary,
Official Statements, Press Summaries, Case Files.
Refresh – Click to ensure you are viewing the latest content.
Share – Click to share your Dashboard with colleagues you specify.
About – Click to access information about the shared dashboard – who created it, when it was created, who shared it with youand when they shared it.
Delete - Click to delete this Dashboard. NB This will only delete the Dashboard from your Dashboard homepage. It will
not delete Dashboards you have shared with colleagues.
Alert – the bell icon indicates whether an alert has been set for this dashboard.

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How to Create a Dashboard
Search for a specific keyword or phrase.
On the Search Results page, refine yoursearch using the filter options on theleft-hand side.

Click the Dashboard tocreate a new dashboardUse the filters to refine your search
query.
Remember to Click Apply after
selecting appropriate filters.

A pop-up box will appear asking you to create a Dashboard name the default name will be your search term. You can also enable an alert
for this Dashboard.

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How to Share a Dashboard

To share a Dashboard, open the Dashboard and click on the Share icon
A pop-up box will appear – Click in the Choose Contacts area and either select from the list or type the first part of a name or emailaddress. Once your list is complete you can select whether to set up alerts for the colleagues you are sharing the dashboard with.
Select Share when you are finished. An email will be sent to all the addresses you select informing the recipients that you have shared aDashboard with them.
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How to Access your Dashboards

To access and manage your Dashboards, Click on “[First Name]’s MLex in the top right-hand corner and select Dashboards from thedrop-down menu.
Your Dashboards homepage will appear. This page lists your Dashboards in alphabetical order. Click on a dashboard to open it.
Activate and De-activate your Dashboard alerts using the bell icon.

All – All Dashboards – ones you have created and ones
that have been shared with you.
Mine – Dashboards you have created
Shared – Dashboards that your colleagues have createdand shared with you.

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If you wish to switch your dashboards off for a particular product, you can make the section inactive. Your Dashboard settings won’t beaffected, so if you reactivate, the same settings for dashboards will resume.

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