Can we lend to hospital without fear of never seeing his money? In principle, yes. This is certainly what concludes the rating agency Fitch, which awarded an “A” at the hospital Victor Provo.
Well, to read the agency’s report (still more indigestible than the winners of the Point on hospitals), we understand that the hospital is not really master of its destiny in the sense that it is under the supervision of the Regional Agency Health and the State. Clearly, even in a big bread soup, the hospital will always be someone out his head from the water. Furthermore, protects the status of any bankruptcy or liquidation.
What especially Fitch notes, is that “ the hospital Roubaix is of strategic importance in the health care supply on its territory where it ranks second in number of trips to the emergency room, behind the University Hospital of Lille . ” The rating agency also notes that the current project of motherhood enjoys strong support from his tutelage and “ it will provide medium-term efficiency gains .” Clearly we heal more with one euro spent. Although the hospital’s balance sheet can be completed by Fitch on a loss of 800,000 euros, the cash flow can repay loans and debt remains at a “ acceptable level ” . So convinced?
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