On Feb. 6, 2026, Director Robert W. Wo Jr. of Bank of Hawaii Corporation (NYSE:BOH) sold 5,000 shares indirectly for $393,000, with post-transaction direct ownership of 44,635 shares and indirect ownership of 11,173 shares. This is Wo’s only reported open-market sale since at least March 2023.

Bank of Hawaii Corporation reported a revenue of $705.13 million and a net income of $184.83 million in the trailing twelve months. The dividend yield is 3.50%, and the 1-year price change as of Feb. 21, 2026, was 9.45%.

Wo’s trust, Robert Ching Wo Trust 1985, sold the 5,000 shares, leaving him with thousands of shares through various entities. The bank’s CEO announced plans to retire, and with four consecutive years of stock price decline, the company’s long-term growth strategy is uncertain.

Considerations before investing in Bank Of Hawaii include the concentration of its services in the Pacific region, compared to competitors with a wider geographic reach. The Motley Fool Stock Advisor did not include Bank Of Hawaii in their list of top 10 stocks, with historical returns outperforming the S&P 500.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Bank of Hawaii Director Sells All Shares in His Trust After CEO Announces Retirement