I am no lawyer, but when someone gives money to someone else in order to commit illegal activities, in some cases at least the former can face charges as accomp

I am no lawyer, but when someone gives money to someone else in order to commit illegal activities, in some cases at least the former can face charges as accomplices and/or facilitators. Here, if it turns out that the shareholders explicitly demanded ignoring security reports, or they knew about this but made nothing, then yeah.