Hey @nithin
Had a few doubts:
In the “Either be a corporation or part of one” era, what does a commerce graduate with no technical (eg: coding) bring to the table in starting a company?
Is the SLBM mechanism a route private investors can practically take when holding PIPE investments?
The only thing easy about building a business, is starting the business. 
I think the right approach is to build skillsets and a network. Wait for the right opportunity to start something.
As they say, if you go walking around with a hammer, every problem seems like a nail.
Yep of course. You can lend your stocks through SLBM.
Is this also relevant to institutional investors holding larger blocks?
Anyone can participate in the SLBM markets. The liquidity isn’t that high though.