- $928.2 million of series 2016A bonds
- $78.1 million of series 2016B bonds
- $91.7 million of series 2016C bonds
- $250 million of 2016A taxable bonds
“The ratings reflect our view of Ascension’s excellent geographic and financial dispersion as the largest nongovernmental not-for-profit health system in the country; continued robust financial performance in fiscal 2016, as per our unaudited second quarter results through December 2015; significant unrestricted liquidity; and strong management practices,” said S&P credit analyst Kevin Holloran.
The rating outlook is stable, reflecting S&P’s view that Ascension’s strong operations and considerable liquidity position will likely remain unchanged in the next two years.
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