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SIMMONS FIRST NATIONAL CORP

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Top Institutional HoldersFrom 13F filings
FundShares HeldPosition ValueAction (latest Q)
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Ken Griffin
665K$12.54MNEW
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David Shaw
474K$8.94MNEW
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Steve Cohen
406K$7.65MNEW
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Jim Simons (founder)
199K$3.76MNEW
Politicians who traded SFNCFrom Senate & House PTRs
PoliticianDateTypeAmount
James French Hill
AR
2025-06-23sale$100k – $250k
About SIMMONS FIRST NATIONAL CORP

Simmons First National Corporation is a diversified financial holding company whose primary function is to provide comprehensive financial services. Headquartered in Arkansas, Simmons Bank, a subsidiary of Simmons First National Corporation, operates as its core business, offering traditional banking services such as deposits, loans, and trust services. The company services a broad range of clients including individual consumers, small and medium-sized enterprises, and commercial businesses, demonstrating an extensive regional footprint across several Southern U.S. states. Noteworthy features of Simmons First National Corporation include its focus on community-oriented banking and its consistent endeavors to foster economic growth in the regions it serves. Its portfolio includes diverse offerings such as commercial and consumer lending, mortgage loans, and wealth management solutions. In the financial market, Simmons First National Corporation has a significant role as a stable and reliable entity, contributing to regional development and providing essential financing to support local economies. Through strategic mergers and acquisitions, the corporation continues to grow its presence and influence in its target markets.

CEO
Mr. James M. Brogdon CPA
Employees
2,917
Quick Facts
Exchange–
SectorFinancial Services
IndustryBanks - Regional
Market Cap–
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