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    The document provides a SWOT analysis for an investment strategy. The strengths include investor confidence, sufficient capital, equitable distribution of capital, economies of scale, room for research and development, and improved employee compensation. Opportunities involve innovation, efficient use of capital, new products/markets, supporting idea-backed businesses, job creation, and business expansion. Weaknesses are possible short-term losses, initial seed funding based on concepts rather than performance, and potential move to crowdfunding. Threats include operational/financial risks, lack of founder motivation due to stake dilution, and excessive monitoring.

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    The document provides a SWOT analysis for an investment strategy. The strengths include investor confidence, sufficient capital, equitable distribution of capital, economies of scale, room for research and development, and improved employee compensation. Opportunities involve innovation, efficient use of capital, new products/markets, supporting idea-backed businesses, job creation, and business expansion. Weaknesses are possible short-term losses, initial seed funding based on concepts rather than performance, and potential move to crowdfunding. Threats include operational/financial risks, lack of founder motivation due to stake dilution, and excessive monitoring.

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    Recommending A Strategy: KICC-2014

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    Gaurav Aggarwal
    The document provides a SWOT analysis for an investment strategy. The strengths include investor confidence, sufficient capital, equitable distribution of capital, economies of scale, room for research and development, and improved employee compensation. Opportunities involve innovation, efficient use of capital, new products/markets, supporting idea-backed businesses, job creation, and business expansion. Weaknesses are possible short-term losses, initial seed funding based on concepts rather than performance, and potential move to crowdfunding. Threats include operational/financial risks, lack of founder motivation due to stake dilution, and excessive monitoring.

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    Recommending a Strategy

    KICC-2014

    Gaurav Aggarwal- B13024 Samir Sharma- B13049 Yaqoot Khan- B13062 Francis Kurian Thomas- B13146

    SWOT Analysis

    Strengths
    Investor Confidence Sufficient capital Equitable & Fair distribution of capital

    Economies of scale
    Legroom for Research & development Improved compensation for employees

    Employee retention
    Challenging work environment

    SWOT Analysis

    Opportunities
    Innovation
    Efficient use of precious capital Creation of new products; new markets Boost to Idea-backed businesses Generation of cyclical employment Business conducive environment Utilization of VC connections & technical expertise Expansion of business & scaling up based on good historical performance (e.g. Flipkart)

    SWOT Analysis

    Weaknesses
    of short term losses

    Possibility Initial

    seed fund- Concept-based & not performance based; concepts can fail of tending towards crowdfunding

    Possibility

    SWOT Analysis

    Threats
    Financial & Market risks

    Operational, Lack

    of motivation for founders because of dilution of their by VCs

    stake
    Excessive monitoring

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