Using longitudinal data on the investments, syndication, and performance of 200 US‐centered venture capital firms, we find that investing in industries in which a firm has more knowledge and investing with an increase of or familiar external partners improves investment performance. In addition, we disclose important interactions between the two strategies, such that access to exterior knowledge is specially beneficial when the investment exposes spaces in the firm’s own expertise. Thus, usage of external knowledge works more effectively when an incongruity exists between the actual firm knows and what it intends to do. We discuss the study’s implications for organizational knowledge and learning, proper alliance, and venture capital literature.

RBI has continued to be ahead of the curve in the current economic cycle. Not merely did it provide the much-needed liquidity to the economy, but it has already reduced plan rates by 75 bps, and changed its policy stance to neutral and to accommodate then. However, the much-needed transmission is lacking as NBFCs/HFCs and consumers moved to banks for additional credit requirement, and banks were forced to improve deposit rates to get incremental deposits to lend. However, with continual surplus liquidity by decrease and RBI in deposit rates by a few large banking institutions, the transmission shall be visible. While transmission shall assist in ensuring pass-through of earlier rates, the true rates still remain on the higher side, thus impeding a sustainable recovery.

Lower EMIs will help the consumers in either keeping or consuming more. Even if the RBI cuts rates by another 50 bps, the policy rate shall be at 5.25%, ensuring a 1 thus.5% to 2% range of real policy rates over expected inflation over another 2 yrs. RBI’s own estimates project CPI inflation at 3.3% and 3.7% for FY20 and FY21.

Notably, for the last 2 yrs, inflation has been less than RBI’s mandate of 4%. Structural factors suggest a benign inflation environment. Global oil prices are unlikely to go up because of the positive supply surprise by US shale oil and move to renewables. The global food grain stock-to-use percentage is at the best level in almost nine years.

In India, too, we have large food stocks and shares. In the slowing global and domestic overall economy and fiscal loan consolidation, core inflation is also improbable to increase as prices power is bound. Given the above backdrop, the time has come for the RBI to step on the pedal to operate a vehicle growth as upward risks to inflation are limited, but downward risks to growth are much higher. This calls for a 50 bps cut in interest rates, that will go a long way in changing the negative sentiment.

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