Small businesses help Hawaii thrive. Learn more about Hawaiian Rainforest Naturals and how they’re supporting economic development locally with help from Mana Up.

Small businesses help Hawaii thrive. Learn more about Napili FLO Farm and how they’re supporting economic development locally with help from Mana Up.

Using a corresponding interactive spreadsheet, and factoring in unique financial implications to living in Hawaii, this step-by-step process was developed to help Hawaii residents create a budget.

Read our 2022 Year in Review to learn how Bank of Hawaii has worked to support our customers, grew digital innovations, and supported Hawaii's local community and small businesses

Learn about the newly elected member of the Board of Directors Michelle Hulst. Learn about the experience she brings to Bank of Hawaii.

American Savings Bank (ASB), Bank of Hawaii (BOH), First Hawaiian Bank (FHB), and Central Pacific Bank (CPB) joined Hawaii Community Lending (HCL), Hawaii’s premier nonprofit community development financial institution, in taking a pledge to provide mortgage forbearances to Maui families impacted by the tragic wildfire disaster.

Learn how to protect yourself from social engineering fraud, including the common tactics used by scammers and practical tips to safeguard your personal and financial information.

The Mana Up Showcase is the annual event to celebrate Hawaii's entrepreneurs and rising talent. The entrepreneurs featured are from Mana Up’s latest entrepreneur growth accelerator, a 6 month program where selected companies get connected to mentors, workshops, sales channels, and resources to help them grow their businesses.

Whether you're purchasing, refinancing, developing or constructing a commercial property, we can help with our commercial real estate loans.

Read about the newly announced Vice Presidents Scott Kami and Mary Lee Young. Learn about their contributions to Bank of Hawaii.

Read about new free Health Check App Bank of Hawaii is offering to local businesses.

Read about newly announced Vice President Weiguo Sun. Learn about his role as IT manager in the Database Administration department at Bank of Hawaii.

Learn about the redesigned BOH.com that is coming soon. Read about the new features that will be available to you.

Patrick McGuirk has been promoted to vice chair and chief administrative officer from senior executive vice president, chief general counsel and corporate secretary at Bank of Hawaii and will continue to oversee the following divisions of the bank: Legal, Legal & Custody, Corporate Secretary, Corporate Insurance Services, Corporate Security, Corporate Real Estate & Facilities, Corporate Communications, Enterprise Strategic Sourcing, and Investor Relations.

Chief People Officer Sharlene R. Ginoza-Lee has been promoted to senior executive vice president from executive vice president. She continues to lead and provide oversight for all areas of Bank of Hawaii’s People Services division, including compensation and benefits, learning development programs, talent acquisition, operations, culture and employee experience.

Review the Bank of Hawaii 2019 annual report.

Bank of Hawaii announces today that it has contributed $218,750 to 237 nonprofits selected by its employees across Hawaii and the West Pacific region. As part of the company’s yearlong 125th anniversary, every Bank of Hawaii employee was invited to select a nonprofit to which Bank of Hawaii Foundation would make a $125 donation.

Read our 2021 year in review to learn about the ways Bank of Hawaii has worked to support our customers, empower our employees, and fuel growth in our Island home.

Read about the newly announced Senior Vice Presidents: Hunter, Ignacio, Thoemmes, and Torres-Laing. Learn about their roles at Bank of Hawaii.

Avoid online scams and fundraising website fraud by reading these tell-tale signs of fake fundraising.

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