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A quarterly dividend of USD 0.70 per share from BOH carries a firm calendar: August 31 as both the ex-dividend and record date, September 15 as the payment date.
What the filing does not supply is any earnings or cash-flow context that would let investors judge how comfortably this quarterly cadence is supported.
The calendar mechanics The ex-dividend and record dates land on the same day, August 31. An investor holding shares through the close of August 30 qualifies for the distribution; a buyer on August 31 does not.
Payment arrives sixteen days later, on September 15. What a quarterly schedule signals Placing this payment on a quarterly schedule frames it as part of a recurring distribution program.
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