Not really...other than any perception about changing the ownership dynamics of the company. Meaning if PwC decides to sell their client's (AJW Funds actual owner) block some people could see that as negative regardless of whether they make 10,000% return on initial investment. Why wouldn't PwC (AJW Funds) wait until the stock was higher?? etc..
That is easily mitigated with a corporate communications plan that explains the structuring and intent of the change of ownership.
The key is that the structuring has no new creation of shares....merely a formal evaluation of the current shares by the investing company and what pps they are willing to buy large blocks of $EPGL warrants.
Win/Win---But it sounds like from $EPGL's latest tweet that they don't want an active capital investor but more of an Banking and Capital Market Advisers. One would think that they talk to PwC first about such services. http://www.pwc.com/us/en/banking-capital-markets/index.jhtml
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