Reliance buyer pledges millions in St. Louis low-income investments


Simmons Bank has agreed to contribute a total of $15 million in community development investments in St. Louis as part of its $213 million purchase of Reliance Bank.

In a three-year agreement with the St. Louis Equal Housing and Community Reinvestment Alliance (SLEHCRA), Simmons pledged to open a retail branch in a low-income minority neighborhood, set goals for small-business loans, invest $500,000 in the Gateway Neighborhood Mortgage loan fund, and contribute $60,000 a year to charities in St.…

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