Bank of Hawaii Corp (BOH)

In the past six months, Bank of Hawaii Corp. stock has experienced a -2.71% change and a -10.78% year-to-date decrease. In October 2025, the company reported better-than-expected revenue and earnings for Q3 2025, leading to a 2.8% stock price increase. Investor optimism increased due to lower-than-expected inflation reports, potentially benefiting the bank through eased funding costs and stimulated loan demand. Earlier in the year, the company reported increased diluted earnings per common share for the second quarter of 2025, with net interest income and margin expansion. The first quarter of 2025 also saw growth in net interest income, margin, deposits, and loans.

Bank of Hawaii Corp. experiences demand seasonality, particularly in its deposit flows, with the second and third quarters considered "shoulder quarters" for deposit balances. This seasonality is influenced by factors such as income taxes. The company observed deposit funding costs falling for a second straight quarter in Q1 2025 and remaining stable in Q2 2025.

Bank of Hawaii Corporation is a regional commercial bank based in Honolulu, Hawaii, established in 1897. It operates in the Financial Services sector, offering a range of banking services through Consumer Banking, Commercial Banking, and Treasury and Other segments. The Consumer Banking segment provides various financial products and services, including deposit accounts, loans, trust services, and investment management. The Commercial Banking segment caters to middle-market and large companies with commercial loans, real estate financing, and cash management services. The Treasury and Other segment manages corporate assets and liabilities, generating income from sources like bank-owned life insurance and foreign exchange activities.

Bank of Hawaii Corp. primarily operates in Hawaii, with services extending to Guam and other Pacific Islands. It delivers products and services through 51 to 54 branch locations and 307 to 322 ATMs across Hawaii and the West Pacific, supplemented by online and mobile banking. The company's real estate loans are predominantly secured by properties located within Hawaii.

In the past year, Bank of Hawaii has maintained a strong brand reputation, holding the number one position in market share in Hawaii according to the FDIC. No specific events negatively affected the company's reputation.

Institutional investors hold a significant stake in Bank of Hawaii Corp., owning between 80.29% and 82.18% of the company's stock, while insider ownership stands at 3.78%. Recent changes in institutional positions include Strs Ohio acquiring a new position, EverSource Wealth Advisors LLC increasing its position by 461.3%, State of Wyoming increasing its position by 8,220.0%, and Federated Hermes Inc. acquiring a new position during the second quarter of 2025.