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Saturday, November 21, 2009, as of 03:23 AM EDT

State Coverage: Hawaii

Market Keeps Pulling Rug Out from Under This Bank

American Banker | Nov 05

For months now, Central Pacific Financial has been aiming at a moving target in trying to raise capital. And after a staggering $183M third-quarter loss because of rising loan trouble, the target just ...

Mutual Conversion Outlook Brightening

American Banker | Sep 01

Only three mutual thrifts have succeeded in going public so far this year, but the conversion market is starting to pick up, with two large deals on the way.

Territorial Shares Surge in Debut

American Banker | Jul 14

Shares of the $1.2 billion-asset thrift company shot up 50% after they began trading Monday, delivering the first-day pop that made such investments legend, but that had ...

One Thrift Plans Public Offering; Another Cancels

American Banker | Dec 05

Territorial Savings Bank in Honolulu is planning to go public, and Community Bank in Brockton, Mass., is calling off its offering for now, in what has been a choppy market ...

California Builder Woes Spur Losses for Two Outsiders

American Banker | Aug 01

If Guaranty Financial in Austin and Central Pacific Financial in Honolulu had made loans only in their home states, they might have reported solid profits for the second quarter.

Welcome Signs of Stability for Pair in Hawaii

American Banker | Jul 29

Hawaii's two largest banking companies posted earnings increases and showed they have avoided the turmoil that has rocked many other regionals.

Central Pacific Posts Profit Drop

American Banker | May 01

Plagued by bad residential construction loans in California, Central Pacific in Honolulu said Wednesday that its 1Q profit dropped more than 90% from a year earlier, to $1.7M.

Central Pacific CEO Arnoldus Retiring

American Banker | Mar 12

After six years as the chief executive of Central Pacific Financial Corp. in Honolulu, Clint Arnoldus announced he will retire Dec. 31.

Central Pacific Accounces 4Q Earnings Shortfall

American Banker | Jan 14

Central Pacific in Honolulu announced Friday that its 4Q earnings would come in well below expectations, largely because of continued weakness in its California …

2Q Earnings: Central Pacific Profit Rose

American Banker | Jul 27

Central Pacific Financial Corp. in Honolulu said Thursday that its second-quarter profit rose 3%, to $21 million, from the year earlier.

2Q Earnings: Bank of Hawaii Tops Estimates

American Banker | Jul 24

Bank of Hawaii Corp. said Monday that its second-quarter net income rose 28% from a year earlier.

Elder Abuse Lawsuit Settled

American Banker | May 31

American Savings Bank in Honolulu has settled a lawsuit with its former security chief, who had claimed that the thrift covered up a branch employee's financial abuse of an elderly customer.

4Q Earnings: Bank of Hawaii Is Latest to Announce CFO Departure

American Banker | Jan 23

Call it the CFO shuffle of 2007.
The announcements Monday by Citigroup Inc. and Bank of Hawaii Inc. of the departures of their chief financial officers came after Friday's news from U.S. Bancorp that CFO David M. Moffett will retire next month.

3Q Earnings: Fees, Cost-Cutting Offset Hawaii Bank Revenue Dip

American Banker | Oct 24

Growth from fee income and expense controls offset deposit pricing pressure at Bank of Hawaii Corp. and helped boost third-quarter earnings, the Honolulu company said Monday.

Suits Accuse Bank of Elder Abuse, Cover-Up

American Banker | Aug 23

American Savings Bank in Honolulu is facing two lawsuits that say it failed to protect an elderly customer from financial abuse by a branch employee.