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Netra Shetty
DRS Technologies, Inc. (DRS) is a US-based defense contractor. Previously traded on the NYSE, the company was purchased by the Italian firm Finmeccanica in October 2008.
CEO
Mark Newman
Director
Dennis Reimer
Director
Charles Boyd
Director
Shelton James
Director
Steven Honigman
Director
Ira Albom
Director
William Heitmann
CFO
Richard Schneider
Staff
JG
COO
Robert Mehmel
President
Richard Danforth
Defense Systems & Services
MR
Power & Environmental Systems
RS
Sensors & Nuclear Controls
JB
Tactical Systems
JS
CIO
AG
Legal & Secretary
MD
Human Resources
AM
Maritime & Air Warfare
JC
“The emergence of new economic systems due to reforms in the later part of 1970s empowered the non-state sectors while also increasing the incentives of state-owned enterprises towards self-reliance”. The “mono-banking system” became insufficient. In order to address the issue strategically, the “Chinese government formally restructured People’s Bank of China as the central bank via a decree dated September 17, 1983 and effective January 1, 1984. People’s Bank’s commercial business functions were turned-over to ‘four state-owned’ commercial banks”. However, the People’s Bank continued to “provide loans for state-owned enterprises until 1994 when comprehensive financial reforms were commenced”. From that time on, People’s Bank no longer “issued loans to enterprises”. It then concentrated on becoming “a real central bank wherein adjustments of money supply and regulation of financial firms” is its core functions. In March 1995, “the Central Bank Law completely prohibited People’s Bank from financing government deficits and making loans in different levels of central and government agencies”
CEO
Mark Newman
Director
Dennis Reimer
Director
Charles Boyd
Director
Shelton James
Director
Steven Honigman
Director
Ira Albom
Director
William Heitmann
CFO
Richard Schneider
Staff
JG
COO
Robert Mehmel
President
Richard Danforth
Defense Systems & Services
MR
Power & Environmental Systems
RS
Sensors & Nuclear Controls
JB
Tactical Systems
JS
CIO
AG
Legal & Secretary
MD
Human Resources
AM
Maritime & Air Warfare
JC
“The emergence of new economic systems due to reforms in the later part of 1970s empowered the non-state sectors while also increasing the incentives of state-owned enterprises towards self-reliance”. The “mono-banking system” became insufficient. In order to address the issue strategically, the “Chinese government formally restructured People’s Bank of China as the central bank via a decree dated September 17, 1983 and effective January 1, 1984. People’s Bank’s commercial business functions were turned-over to ‘four state-owned’ commercial banks”. However, the People’s Bank continued to “provide loans for state-owned enterprises until 1994 when comprehensive financial reforms were commenced”. From that time on, People’s Bank no longer “issued loans to enterprises”. It then concentrated on becoming “a real central bank wherein adjustments of money supply and regulation of financial firms” is its core functions. In March 1995, “the Central Bank Law completely prohibited People’s Bank from financing government deficits and making loans in different levels of central and government agencies”
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