Banco Nacional de Cuba is the central bank of Cuba, established in 1997. It is responsible for managing the country's monetary policy, issuing currency, and overseeing the banking system. The bank plays a crucial role in maintaining financial stability and supporting economic development in Cuba. The bank also manages foreign exchange reserves and regulates the financial sector. It works to promote the growth of national banks and ensure compliance with international banking standards. Through its various functions, Banco Nacional de Cuba aims to foster a stable economic environment for the country.