Fitch withdraws rating on St. Anthony’s Medical Center’s bonds

Fitch Ratings withdrew the “A” rating on St. Louis-based St. Anthony’s Medical Center’s $66,630,000 of series 2015B health facilities revenue bonds.

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The agency withdrew the rating for “commercial reasons.”

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