Just long term damage to the brand. Poor pricing, low returns, capital at risk. European bank stocks are dogs
I'm still not sure how the share price imperils the company.
The net tangible asset value per share in the H2 accounts was over €37. The market is currently valuing the goodwill at minus €27 per share. Even if you take the whole $14bn fine off the balance sheet, the net tangible asset value is €27. I don't know what long term brand damage you are expecting, but it is already more than priced in.
As for returns, you can currently buy between €27 and €37 for €10. So multiply the expected return on capital by between 2.7 and 3.7 and see if you like it.
As for capital being at risk, the lower the price the lower the risk for a buyer. Unless the company goes bust (which has nothing to do with the share price).
"Dogs" - what, at any price?