Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. (Metrobank) booked a net income of P12.6 billion in the first quarter, supported by higher margins, steady loan growth, and resilient fee income, underscoring the strength of its core banking franchise.
Filipino borrowers continue to favor sports utility vehicles (SUVs) and house-and-lot properties, with demand for larger, family-oriented purchases holding steady even amid concerns over rising fuel costs, according to Metrobank.
The Ty family-backed Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. expanded its footprint in the first quarter with three new branches, reinforcing its presence in key urban areas.
Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company has raised its daily InstaPay transfer limit to P100,000 from P50,000, giving clients more room to move funds within a single day.
The Travel Madness Expo (TME) 2026 is doubling down on accessibility and scale through a new partnership with Metrobank, positioning this year’s event as a one-stop hub for discounted global travel and financing options.
Metrobank is leaning into fixed-income trading and market-making as volatility reshapes Philippine capital markets, reinforcing its role as a liquidity anchor for institutional investors and corporates navigating uncertain conditions.
The Ty family-led Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. (Metrobank) raised P35 billion in fresh funding after its sustainability bond sale drew demand seven times the base offer.
As economic uncertainty continues to influence Filipino households, Metrobank is promoting a back-to-basics approach to money management through its H.A.N.D.S. framework—five practical actions designed to help individuals stay financially stable.
Metrobank said its digital banking channels will remain fully accessible during the Holy Week break, even as physical branches temporarily shut down nationwide. The lender announced that all branches will be closed on April 2 and April 3 in observance of Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, with regular operations resuming on April 6.