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BancorpSouth

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Type
  
Public

Revenue
  
US$891M (FY 2009)

Subsidiaries
  
BancorpSouth Bank

Industry
  
Financial services

Total assets
  
13.9 billion USD (2009)

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Traded as
  
NYSE: BXS S&P 400 Component

Key people
  
James D. Rollins III, Chairman & CEO Christopher A. Bagley, President & COO William L. Prater, Treasurer & CFO

Products
  
Wealth Management Commercial Banking Online Banking Retail Banking

Stock price
  
BXS (NYSE) US$ 31.90 +0.90 (+2.90%)1 Mar, 11:20 AM GMT-5 - Disclaimer

Headquarters
  
Tupelo, Mississippi, United States

CEO
  
James D Rollins III (27 Nov 2012–)

Profiles

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BancorpSouth, Inc. is a financial holding company headquartered in Tupelo, Mississippi. The company has $14.6 billion in assets as of the quarter ended September 30, 2016, More than 3,500 employees serve the company in administrative offices and branches in Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, Arkansas, Missouri, Louisiana, and Texas.

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Bancorpsouth business banking services


History

BancorpSouth Bank's origins began in 1876, when Raymond Trice and Company received a charter to create a bank in Mississippi. In 1886, the banking operation was moved to nearby Tupelo, MS and renamed the Bank of Lee County. Soon after, it was renamed to the Bank of Tupelo. In 1966, it was renamed the Bank of Mississippi. By December 1998, all branches of Bank of Mississippi and Tennessee-based Volunteer Bank — each a subsidiary of BancorpSouth, Inc. — officially adopted the BancorpSouth Bank brand, as the company also acquired Vicksburg-based Merchants Bank.

Subsidiaries

BancorpSouth, Inc. operates its wholly owned subsidiaries, BancorpSouth Bank and its wholly owned subsidiaries, Gumtree Wholesale Insurance Brokers, Inc. The BancorpSouth Bank headquarters is located in downtown Tupelo, MS.

References

BancorpSouth Wikipedia