Does the target of an OCC enforcement action have standing to petition for meaningful federal court review of agency orders where the final decision condemned her conduct but dismissed the action without monetary sanction?

The question presented is: Does the target of an enforcement action brought by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency have standing to petition for meaningful federal court re-view of the agency’s orders and proceedings, where the final decision condemned her alleged conduct and tac-itly rejected her constitutional and legal objections to the forum and proceedings but dismissed the action without imposing a monetary sanction or formal pro-hibition order?