The Central Bank of Cuba has published an update on Banco Metropolitano's provincial management council, where the bank's senior leadership and Havana branch heads reviewed results for the first months of 2026 and discussed how to sustain banking service quality in a difficult economic environment. The meeting covered operating indicators, leadership policies, the institution's income portfolio, financial statements, efforts to address indiscipline, stronger use of Ticket-style online reservation strategies, and the recently introduced mechanism for the management, control and allocation of foreign currency announced by the Central Bank of Cuba at the end of 2025. Banco Metropolitano president Yelegny Fernández Castro called for action to resolve problems delaying service quality, better implementation of digital reservation tools to organize and speed up branch operations, and continued attention to legality and internal discipline.