First Hawaiian Vice Chairman to Retire After 40 Years; EVP Tottori to Lead Wealth Management
First Hawaiian’s Vice Chairman, Alan Arizumi, will retire on April 3, 2026 after over 40 years with the company and more than a decade leading its wealth management division. Executive Vice President Michael Tottori, with wealth advisory oversight experience and a 2024 EVP promotion, will take over the wealth management group.
1. Retirement of Vice Chairman
Alan Arizumi, who joined the bank in 1983 and served on the senior management committee since 2009, will retire on April 3, 2026 after more than 40 years of service, including oversight of risk management and card services.
2. Leadership Transition in Wealth Management
Executive Vice President Michael Tottori will assume responsibility for the wealth management group and join the senior management committee effective April 3, 2026.
3. Tottori’s Experience and Track Record
Tottori began his career in 1989, returned in 2005 after private client investment experience, led the transition of the broker-dealer platform to Raymond James, and was promoted to executive vice president in 2024, guiding strategic growth in wealth advisory.