Bank of Hawaii’s Q2 earnings missed Wall Street’s expectations despite a 12% revenue jump, fueled by a shrinking deposit base and fierce funding competition. Yet, their net interest margin—key to profitability—has climbed for nine quarters thanks to smarter loan pricing and deposit strategies. The CEO confirmed a $20M quarterly buyback plan for now, while business loan growth remains on track with strong project pipelines. Analysts are watching closely for signs the bank can sustain its margin gains amid rising deposit competition, manage funding costs, and deliver solid loan performance—all while keeping credit risk low.
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