Bank of Hawaii Corporation
Bank of Hawaii Corporation (ticker: BOH) is a regional bank focused on serving customers across the Hawaiian Islands, offering retail and commercial banking, trust and wealth-management services, mortgages and other financial products. With a market capitalisation of roughly $2.46 billion, BOH is a small-to-mid cap lender whose performance typically reflects local economic conditions—notably tourism, real estate and consumer spending—alongside broader interest-rate and credit cycles. Key factors for investors include net interest margins, loan growth and credit quality, plus regulatory capital requirements. Geographic concentration can be a strength in favourable local markets but also amplifies risk if the Hawaii economy softens. The company has historically paid dividends, though payments and yields can change. This is general educational information, not personalised advice; values can fall as well as rise and suitability depends on your circumstances, so consider speaking to a regulated financial adviser.
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts suggest keeping Bank of Hawaii's stock as it may not rise significantly soon.
Financial Health
Bank of Hawaii is generating solid revenue and cash flow, showing good financial stability overall.
Dividend
Bank of Hawaii Corporation's dividend yield of 4.08% provides a decent return for dividend-seeking investors. If you invested $1000 you would be paid $40.80 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
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Regional market exposure
A concentrated footprint in Hawaii can create deep local relationships and revenue stability, though it raises geographic concentration risk if the local economy weakens.
Interest-rate sensitivity
Net interest margins and lending spreads move with rates—rising rates can help margins but may also increase borrower stress and credit risk.
Capital & credit trends
Keep an eye on capital ratios, non-performing loans and provisioning for signs of balance-sheet strength; banking metrics can change quickly.
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