Bank of Hawaii CORP: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Bank of Hawaii CORP

Bank of Hawaii Corp. (NYSE / NASDAQ: BOH-PB) is the holding company for Bank of Hawaii, an independent regional financial services franchise with a long-established presence in the United States, primarily in Hawai‘i and the West Pacific. For French-speaking investors, the name should be viewed as a niche regional bank rather than a diversified national U.S. lender. Its business model is closely tied to local economic activity, deposit gathering, consumer and business lending, tourism-related cash flows, and community banking relationships. The company states that its principal banking subsidiary was founded in 1897, underscoring a more than century-long operating history. Its headquarters are in Honolulu, Hawai‘i, and the institution emphasizes long-term relationships with households, businesses, and governments across the islands and the broader Pacific region. ([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/46195/000095017025031193/boh-20241231.htm?utm_source=openai)) The group’s core activities span commercial banking, retail banking, private banking, wealth management, investment services, trust services and insurance-related capabilities through its subsidiaries. Its product set includes deposit accounts, consumer and commercial loans, mortgage lending, credit cards, treasury and cash management solutions, fiduciary services and advisory capabilities for affluent clients and business owners. In early 2026, Bank of Hawaii launched its Center for Family Business & Entrepreneurs, a new platform designed to support succession planning, ownership transitions, governance issues and broader wealth-strategy needs for family-owned and closely held businesses. That initiative reinforces the bank’s relationship-driven positioning in a market where local knowledge matters. ([ir.boh.com](https://ir.boh.com/news-releases/news-release-details/bank-hawaii-corporation-fourth-quarter-2025-and-full-year-2025)) From a competitive standpoint, Bank of Hawaii benefits from a strong local brand, a dense understanding of Hawai‘i’s economy, and a service model tailored to a relatively concentrated geographic footprint. This creates a defensible niche, but also means earnings are more exposed to regional cycles than those of larger U.S. banks. The company highlights financial strength on its corporate website, including an A long-term issuer rating confirmed by Morningstar DBRS and a 2026 Newsweek trust ranking among banks. ([boh.com](https://www.boh.com/about-us?utm_source=openai)) Recent developments have been constructive from an operational and shareholder-return perspective. In 2025, the bank expanded customer access to fee-free cash withdrawals by joining the Allpoint network, giving debit card clients access to more than 40,000 surcharge-free ATMs across the United States. Management also continued to invest in branch modernization, digital enhancements and community partnerships, including branch projects in Lahaina and Guam and the creation of a new West Pacific regional headquarters. On the capital-return side, the company maintained a quarterly common dividend and continued share repurchases under its buyback authorization. ([boh.com](https://www.boh.com/newsroom/bank-of-hawaii-offers-customers-no-fee-atms-through-ncr-atleos-allpoint-network))