Zero fucks given because it's not germane to any charges the state brings, how much the company has to pay to defend itself, or any monetary judgments or punitive awards to victims or the State.
As a fiscal matter, whether taxpayers have to ultimately foot the bill has some importance. But it doesn't change the calculus of whether to bring charges or file a civil lawsuit.
A corporate "death penalty" should be on the table more often IMHO for the most egregious errors. Just as a random example, the Equifax data breach years ago should either have resulted in unprecedented financial penalties OR that company ceases to exist. A BS settlement hardly discourages future fuck ups.
One of the few times a company was shut down was when Arthur Andersen had its audit licenses revoked, for being completely complicit with Enron's financial engineering.