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Simmons Bank (Member FDIC) is an Arkansas state-chartered bank that started as a small, community bank more than 100 years ago. Through the decades, Simmons has expanded its products and services, leading the way with industry milestones, such as being the first Arkansas bank to offer the first national revolving credit card, BankAmericard® (now Visa®). The company has grown steadily to $7.6 billion in assets with nearly 200 branch and ATM locations throughout Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee. It is the subsidiary bank for Simmons First National Corporation, a publicly traded bank holding company headquartered in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Though the bank has grown, our mission remains true to the philosophy of our founder – to place customers’ needs at the forefront of all we do. Simmons associates are deeply committed to providing customers with the warmth, friendliness and one-on-one service you expect of a neighborhood bank, while offering the range of products and services you expect of a larger bank, from personal and business banking to wealth management services and a renowned low-rate credit card.
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