Senatobia Branch Relocated to 103 Scott Street

Mississippi Land Bank has experienced growth over the past several years thanks to our customers! So to better serve your needs, the Senatobia Branch has relocated to 103 Scott Street. Our administrative team will continue to work at our 5509 Hwy. 51 N location. Senatobia customers: Payments cannot be accepted at our old branch location. Please be sure to drop payments at our new location, as our administration office building is undergoing renovations.

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New Executive Leadership Named

Join us in congratulating two recent promotions within our executive leadership team at Mississippi Land Bank. On January 16, Bobby Spinks was promoted to Chief Credit Officer and Chris Griffith was promoted to Chief Risk Officer...

Abbott Myers Retires from Board of Directors

Please join us in wishing Abbott Myers well in his retirement and thanking him for his commitment to Mississippi Land Bank’s mission! After 27 years of service on the Mississippi Land Bank Board of Directors, Abbott Myers has retired effective December 31, 2023.

To Weather Ag Downturn: ‘Keep it simple’

Down cycles are a fact of life in agriculture, and producers who plan for those downturns are the ones who are best position to survive, Abbott Myers told stockholders at the annual meeting of Mississippi Land Bank...