Being associated with a failing euro-zone country is usually bad news for a company, no matter its own financial health. But Finansbank, Turkey's fifth-largest bank, which is 95% owned by the National Bank of Greece (NBG), appears to be divorcing itself not only from its parent but from the euro crisis in general. Fitch Ratings has kept Finansbank at BBB- (the agency's lowest investment-grade rating) since 2009, even though it has pummeled NBG down to a junky CCC. "It is unlikely Fitch would downgrade Finansbank as a result of any further deterioration in NBG's financial position," the agency said in a statement on Nov. 15.