DA Davidson maintains Neutral rating on Bank of Hawaii, $75 price target
DA Davidson kept a Neutral rating on Bank of Hawaii with a $75 price target, implying a 6.3% upside. The bank has seen 10 quarters of NIM expansion, but growth is cautious. Deposits fell 7.9% due to strategic runoff, raising concerns about liquidity and growth.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The rating and target update provide a modest directional cue but lack a strong catalyst.
Market read
A small‑cap community bank receives a new price target, offering limited trading relevance.
What to watch
Potential impact of broader interest‑rate environment on NIM and deposit flows.
Background
Bank of Hawaii is a community bank focused on Hawaii and Pacific territories; analyst coverage is limited.
Ticker impact
DA Davidson maintained a Neutral rating on Bank of Hawaii and set a new $75 price target, implying a 6.3% upside from the recent close.
likely modest upward pressure as traders price in the $75 target versus current levels
Analyst maintains stance while raising target modestly; no catalyst beyond the rating change.
Market effects
May influence sentiment toward regional banks and community lenders.
Limited to Hawaii and similar community banks.
Low
Counterpoint
The Neutral rating may understate upside if deposit recovery accelerates.
Key entities
- AnalystDA Davidson
Equity research firm issuing the rating and price target.
- CompanyBank of Hawaii
Regional bank (ticker BOH) subject of the rating.




