CENTRAL PACIFIC FINANCIAL CORP
Central Pacific Bank (CPB) is an American regional commercial bank located throughout the state of Hawaii.
Basic company information
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Company positioning and business
Central Pacific Bank (CPB) is an American regional commercial bank located throughout the state of Hawaii. [3]
CPB offers personal, business, and commercial banking services, including checking and savings accounts, loans, lines of credit, mortgages, credit cards, certificates of deposit (CDs), individual retirement accounts (IRAs), and wealth management services including insurance and trusts. [3]
The bank focuses on supporting small businesses, providing more U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) loans than all other Hawaii banks combined and being the first bank in the state to offer an online portal for SBA services. [3]
Background text: Wikipedia contributors, Central Pacific Bank. Selected introductory paragraphs, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Official filing data is cited separately.
Financial year, securities and disclosures
Listed securities: CPF (NYSE). Multiple symbols may represent different share classes or securities of the same registrant. [1]
History and key events
Founding / inception date recorded in Wikidata. [2]
Financial results and regulatory disclosures
No individual financial documents have been indexed yet. Open the source to consult company disclosures. [1]
Related entities and concepts
Frequently asked questions
When was CENTRAL PACIFIC FINANCIAL CORP founded?
Founded: 1954. The linked source provides the background record. [2]
Where is the headquarters of CENTRAL PACIFIC FINANCIAL CORP?
Headquarters location: Graham; Honolulu County. The linked source provides the background record. [2]
Sources and review dates
- Company identity and profile data ↗
- Wikidata — company background record (CC0) ↗
- Wikipedia contributors — Central Pacific Bank (CC BY-SA 4.0) ↗
Reviewed 23 October 2026. Financial periods and historical event dates are shown separately. Figures reflect their stated source dates; this page is not a live quote or investment recommendation.