Mississippi Bank Stress by County

Bank stress across Mississippi is above the national norm: counties average 61/100, 29th of 52 states.

81 banks lend across 82 Mississippi counties.

19 of Mississippi's 82 counties score 65+, peaking at 94/100.

Most stressed in Mississippi: Kemper County 84/100, Greene County 81/100, Benton County 78/100, Wayne County 78/100, Clarke County 75/100.

57 banks are chartered in Mississippi with $130.2 billion in Mississippi assets; 0 Mississippi banks reported a net loss (Mississippi) on the latest call report; 15 banks on Mississippi alerts score 70 or higher; 229 Mississippi counties carry a bank area-distress alert.

Largest Mississippi-chartered banks by assets: Hancock Whitney Bank $36.3 billion (stress 64); Renasant Bank $27.0 billion (stress 43); Trustmark Bank $19.2 billion (stress 58) in Mississippi; Bankplus $8.4 billion (stress 61); Community Bank Of Ms $5.1 billion (stress 74).

Reading the Mississippi bank figures: a Mississippi bank's stress score comes from its own Mississippi FDIC call report (capital, earnings, Mississippi real-estate loan concentration), so 0 loss-making Mississippi charters and 15 Mississippi banks at 70 or higher are read from Mississippi filings directly; the Mississippi county pages map each lender's Mississippi branches to the Mississippi counties it exposes.