If the company is that large, the only real group left that "should be punishable" is the shareholders.
The janitor can lose his job if the company goes under, and is unlikely to be prosecuted for anything major; but the shareholders can lose their investment, even if they're not prosecuted.
The janitor can lose his job if the company goes under, and is unlikely to be prosecuted for anything major; but the shareholders can lose their investment, even if they're not prosecuted.
Call it "corporate civil forfeiture".