THFC retains ‘A’ credit rating with stable outlook from S&P

News16.09.2010:45 AM by Dominic Brady

Social housing bond aggregator The Housing Finance Corporation (THFC) has retained its ‘A’ rating with a stable outlook from ratings agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P).

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