Bank of Hawaii Corporation has seen a notable shift in analyst sentiment. The regional bank's rating and price target were upgraded as financial conditions improve.
The Honolulu-based lender, trading under NYSE:BOH, serves Hawaii and the Pacific region.
In January 2026, the bank received an Equal Weight rating with a $83 price target. This is a significant improvement from the Underweight rating and $68 target in October 2025.
Currently trading at $77.79 with a P/E ratio of 15.78, BOH appears undervalued. According to Bond.az analysis, its fair value is $99.86.
Financial projections show earnings growth. EPS for the first fiscal year is estimated at 6.33, rising to 7.31 in the second year, a 15.5% increase.
Key strengths include strong deposit beta management, allowing the bank to adjust to interest rate changes effectively.
The repricing of fixed-rate assets also supports profitability. Older loans and securities are replaced with higher-yielding assets.
Barclays Capital set a price target of $83 with Equal Weight on January 27, 2026. On October 28, 2025, the target was $68 with Underweight.
