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Twin threats of rising rates and deglobalisation leave IMF spooked

Fund is more cautious about world economic outlook after turmoil at Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse

Co-op Bank customers threaten to quit as app goes down again and again

Thousands unable to access their accounts on three Fridays in a row because of problems

Metro Bank risks shareholder revolt over pay increase for top bosses

Glass Lewis urges investors to vote against award, saying 20% hike unjustified given average 5% rise for staff

Jes Staley’s lawyers hit out at ‘slanderous’ attacks by JP Morgan

Allegations that ex-Barclays boss aided sex trafficking operations run by Jeffrey Epstein labelled ‘baseless but serious’

UK house prices rise again in March; Tui says Easter and summer bookings strong – as it happened

House prices rise for third month in a row as annual rate slows to lowest in three and a half years

Treasury and business department postpone meetings with CBI after sexual misconduct claims – as it happened

Talks between Royal Mail and union end without a deal; UBS faces investors over merger with Credit Suisse

UBS bosses urged to avoid job cuts and hikes in their pay after Credit Suisse deal

Shareholders line up at AGM to criticise creation of $5tn mega-bank after takeover of smaller rival

Financial turmoil will be felt for years, says JP Morgan boss

Jamie Dimon says downfalls of Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse have undermined confidence

Furious Credit Suisse investors say bank’s board should be ‘put behind bars’

Shareholders lash out during final AGM as boss apologises for crisis that led to takeover of lender by UBS

Wyelands Bank rebuked by Bank of England for regulatory failings

Central bank decides against £8.5m fine because of collapsed firm’s ‘limited resources’

Virgin Media restores internet service after outages across UK – as it happened

Company’s own website went down and internet was inaccessible for several hours. Follow all our live coverage of business, economics and financial markets

Delaying NatWest share sales doesn’t matter. Just get the best price

A formal date can concentrate minds, yet the priority must be the achievement of value for the public purse

UK extends plan to sell off its shares in NatWest by another two years

Recent banking turmoil fuels decision to extend trading plan for second time to 2025

Invoice fraud: the latest tactic of gangs out to hijack your holiday

There are some scams that are almost impossible to spot, as one family discovered when planning a trip to scatter their mother’s ashes

Switzerland’s attorney general to investigate Credit Suisse takeover

Inquiry to focus on whether emergency state-backed UBS takeover breached criminal law

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