This is also completely true.
What makes these cases tricky is the legislation to be applied. The starting point in all legal judgments is that the legislation in force at the time of the event is used—in these cases, 2012-2015 and 2019—at which time the legislation was certainly very different from now, as were the administrative fines/supervisory fees, or whatever one wishes to call them.
If I remember correctly, in that older case, the legislation in force did not utilize administrative fines linked to the size or volume of the business. Laws were reformed, partly due to the major Danske Bank scandal in the late 2010s, at which point those administrative fines enabling scales based on volume and company size were introduced.
If we wait quietly, we might catch some fish.