Thoughts on rate hike impact on offshore options

Watching the fed's tone these last few weeks has been... interesting. While we're still seeing inflation numbers that suggest more hikes might be on the table, I'm genuinely curious how that's playing into everyone's perspective on offshore banking options. Higher rates generally mean a push for yield, but also a flight to quality for many, right?

I'm thinking specifically about how the increased cost of capital domestically might push some more companies, especially those with international exposure, to optimize cash flow through offshore structures. Or is the prevailing sentiment that the risk-off environment overshadows any yield-seeking behavior? Just trying to get a feel for how the macro picture is shifting the landscape for compliant, legal offshore solutions. Curious to hear what others are seeing on their end.