The rating assignment is based on a number of factors, including NYUHC’s strong market position, solid operating results and stable liquidity.
The outlook is stable.
Fitch also affirmed the “A-” rating on approximately $1.3 billion of NYUHC’s taxable and non-taxable parity debt.
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