Subject: Re: S&P weighs cutting BPG to junk
I guess we ignore that 45% is floating rate and focus on maturities. You don't have to go too far, as I posted in the comment about BEP earlier, it seems the numbers for FFO can be made even when interest expense rises 1/3rd of what FFO was previously while sales are flat.

That's either a superb business or an accounting masterpiece. I apologize, but being a self-motivated type I don't much copy/paste management presentations.