The opening day of trading for First Hawaiian Bank’s initial public offering now will be Thursday. Its stock will be priced Wednesday after the stock market closes, according to the Nasdaq Stock Market.

The BNP Paribas subsidiary, which will trade as First Hawaiian Inc. under the symbol FHB, could fetch as much as $485 million if the offering of about 21.1 million shares trades at the top of the marketed range of $21 to $23.

Nasdaq confirmed the dates Monday after a schedule of upcoming IPOs last week initially listed Friday as the first day of trading. First Hawaiian Bank Chairman and CEO Bob Harrison will participate in the IPO bell ceremony, Nasdaq said.