“The negative outlook primarily reflects our view of Genesis’ operational challenges in fiscal 2015 after essentially a break even performance in 2014; and unrestricted reserves, while generally stable, that remain under pressure after Genesis’ sizable 2013 debt issuance,” said S&P credit analyst Kevin Holloran.
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