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First Hawaiian Bank opens new Lihue banking center

COURTESY FIRST HAWAIIAN BANK
                                First Hawaiian Bank Chairman, President and CEO Bob Harrison, left, stands in front of the company’s new banking center at the Hokulei Village shopping center in Lihue.

COURTESY FIRST HAWAIIAN BANK

First Hawaiian Bank Chairman, President and CEO Bob Harrison, left, stands in front of the company’s new banking center at the Hokulei Village shopping center in Lihue.

First Hawaiian Bank has announced the opening of its new banking center at the Hokulei Village shopping center in Lihue.

The center offers personal and commercial banking services, along with financial advisory support, company officials said Monday.

The center, which spans 7,800 square feet, is designed across two buildings, connected by an open-air breezeway and a courtyard landscaped with native plants.

The complex includes amenities such as private consultation rooms, and an open lobby for customer service. Customers also have 24/7 access to two no-envelope deposit ATMs, a night depository, and a self-service safe deposit box room equipped with biometric entry, according to First Hawaiian Bank.

“Our new Lihue Banking Center is more than a branch, it’s a long-term investment in the people and businesses of Kauai, and a heartfelt commitment to being a part of this vibrant community,” First Hawaiian Chairman, President and CEO Bob Harrison said in a statement.

The branch is at 4454 Nuhou St., in the Hokulei Village shopping center. Hours are 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Saturday, and closed on Sunday.

There are five branches on Kauai with a total of 38 employees. The Lihue Banking Center will be staffed with 15 employees.

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