1. For over 157 years, First Hawaiian Bank has been contributing to the economic well-being of Hawaii and,
for the past 46 years in Guam and 18 years in Saipan as well. We continue to look for ways to invest in
our customers who serve the markets we do business in.
We encourage you to learn more about First Hawaiian Bank by reviewing these First Facts:
1. First Hawaiian Bank achieved solid second quarter net income of $56.8 million. Total assets are
$18.7 billion with deposits at $15.2 billion and total loans of $10.3 billion.
2. FHB is ranked in the top tier as “well-capitalized” by our federal regulators. The bank’s net capital position
as of June 30, 2015 was in excess of $2.7 billion.
3. FHB is in the top 100 banks nationally in terms of total deposits among the more than 6,000 FDIC-insured
U.S. commercial banks nationwide.
4. FHB ranks in the top tier of all major U.S. banks in terms of credit quality, earnings and capital. Our
non-performing assets as a percentage of total assets are the lowest in Hawaii and among the best in
the U.S. Yet, we remain Hawaii’s number one lender, making $3.2 billion in total loans in 2014.
5. In 2014, FHB ranked first among all local banks in commercial and industrial lending, construction and
land development loans, consumer lending and small business loans.
6. In 2013 and 2012, FHB was recognized as the Best Bank in Hawaii by the readers of Honolulu Magazine
and one of the 2015 Best Places to Work by Hawaii Business Magazine. The bank was also named
MidWeek Kauai’s 2013 Best Bank; a Honolulu StarAdvertiser 2014 Hawaii’s Best Bank; and one of the
2012 Best Companies to Work For by Guam Business Magazine.
7. FHB received an A+ rating from Institutional Risk Analytics, a national bank monitoring firm. This rating
is their highest rating given to only a small percentage of banks that exhibit strong metrics in profitability,
lending capacity, efficiency, capital, and loan default rates.
8. First Hawaiian is among the state’s largest corporate contributors to charity providing $3.6 million worth
of support annually to over 400 non-profit agencies in Hawaii, Guam and the CNMI.
9. The bank’s parent company, BNP Paribas, is a leader in global banking and financial services and has
one of the largest international banking networks with operations in 80 countries including the U.S.
and Asia.
10. FHB is the largest bank in Hawaii in terms of assets, deposits, loans, capital and profitability. It was
founded in 1858, also making First Hawaiian the state’s oldest bank.
FIRST FACTS 2015 • 2nd Quarter
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