Central Pacific Financial Corp. filings document the regulatory record of a Hawaii bank holding company and its Central Pacific Bank subsidiary. Form 8-K reports furnish quarterly results, financial-condition updates, earnings supplements, Regulation FD investor presentations, and material governance events.
Proxy materials and annual-meeting reports cover director elections, advisory executive-compensation votes, independent auditor ratification, board composition, shareholder voting outcomes, and executive-pay governance. The filing record also reflects capital-structure and banking disclosures relevant to common shares, regulatory capital, loans, deposits, investment securities, operating expenses, and commercial banking activities.
Central Pacific Financial Corp. reported a change in how certain senior leaders are classified under U.S. securities rules. Effective September 1, 2025, Anna Hu (Executive Vice President, Chief Credit Officer), Diane Murakami (Executive Vice President, Commercial Markets), and Kisan Jo (Executive Vice President, Retail & Wealth Markets) will no longer be treated as “executive officers” of the company for Exchange Act and Regulation S-K purposes, or as “officers” under Section 16.
All three executives will keep their current roles at Central Pacific Bank, the company’s bank subsidiary, and will continue serving on the bank’s Managing Committee. The change reflects a realignment of officer roles at the holding company level rather than a departure from their operating responsibilities at the bank.
HoldCo Asset Management and affiliated entities disclosed a stake in Central Pacific Financial Corp (CPF). HoldCo Opportunities Fund V, L.P. beneficially owns 1,459,055 shares, representing 5.4% of the 26,981,436 shares outstanding as of July 31, 2025. VM GP VII holds 67,596 shares (approximately 0.3%), and certain individuals (Michael Zaitzeff and Vikaran Ghei) are reported as beneficial owners of 1,526,651 shares (5.7%). Fund V paid about $39,976,531 for its shares; VM GP VII’s shares were an in-kind distribution with an aggregate cost of about $172,229. The Reporting Persons state they purchased the shares because they believed them undervalued and may engage with management or take various actions, including purchasing or selling additional shares or proposing changes to governance or strategic alternatives.
Central Pacific Financial Corp director Agnes Catherine Ngo, through the Hines & Ngo 2000 Family Trust where she is co‑trustee, sold 3,333 shares of common stock on August 12, 2025 in an open‑market transaction at a weighted average price of $27.869 per share.
This trade was executed under a pre‑arranged Rule 10b5‑1 trading plan adopted on February 3, 2025, meaning she did not control the timing. Following this transaction, the trust held 65,459 shares, and Ngo also reported additional direct and indirect CPF holdings from prior equity awards and grants.
Central Pacific Financial Corporation filed a Form 144 reporting a proposed sale of 3,333 shares of common stock through Raymond James & Associates on the NYSE, with an aggregate market value of $91,524. The filing lists 27,065,570 shares outstanding and an approximate sale date of 08/12/2025.
The shares to be sold were acquired as stock awards: 400 shares on 02/28/2011 and 2,933 shares on 02/15/2022. The document also discloses three recent sales by the same seller, Agnes C. Ngo: 3,333 shares on 05/12/2025 ($92,346), 06/12/2025 ($89,848) and 07/15/2025 ($97,218). The notice includes the standard signature representation that the signer is not aware of undisclosed material adverse information.
Director Paul K. Yonamine of Central Pacific Financial Corp. (CPF) reported one open-market sale on 08/01/2025 under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan established 03/05/2025.
- Shares sold: 2,765 common shares
- Sale price: $26.25 per share
- Gross proceeds: ≈ $72.6 thousand
- Direct ownership after sale: 14,181 shares
- Implied direct reduction: 2,765/16,946 pre-sale shares ≈ 16%
- Indirect ownership: 3,000 shares held in CPF Directors Deferred Compensation Plan
No derivative transactions were reported. The form lists multiple prior PSU/RSU grants that continue to vest; no new grants, exercises or expirations occurred in this filing. Yonamine remains a non-employee director and is not a 10% owner.
The planned nature of the trade mitigates signaling risk, yet insider sales can still be perceived as mildly negative. The overall stake retained suggests continued alignment with shareholders.