BTG Pactual's CEO is arrested in Rio

Here is the news: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-25…

It does not explain the whole corruption scheme that is happening in Brazil right now (once I find a good article about this in english I'll share), but brings good question about the "moral principles" in C-level jobs. What's WSO opinion on this? Do you guys think that once you get to a certain level your job becomes more "political biased", hence more susceptible to collaborate in big schemes?

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