BOH

Bank of Hawaii Corporation

A regional bank that serves customers throughout the Hawaiian Islands, offering everyday checking and savings accounts, home and auto loans, and credit cards to families and local businesses. Founded in Honolulu in 1897, it grew to become one of the largest locally headquartered financial institutions in the islands. Locals affectionately call it "BOH" (pronounced "Bo-Hee"), a nickname that appears on everything from ATMs to the tops of its downtown Honolulu headquarters building.