Thoughts on the latest Fed chatter and its ripple effect offshore

So, the chatter from the latest Fed minutes is all about 'higher for longer,' and honestly, it's making me re-evaluate some of the more niche offshore strategies I've been eyeing. When the cost of capital stays elevated in the majors, the squeeze inevitably finds its way down the chain, impacting everything from the appetite for structured products out of Luxembourg to the yield expectations on certain corporate accounts in the Caribbean. I'm less concerned about the immediate effect on something like $CRV, which is bouncing around at $0.2147 today, more about the overall sentiment dampening for longer-term, less liquid placements. It just reinforces the need for rigorous due diligence on counterparties and a clear exit strategy, even in seemingly safe havens. Anyone else feel like the goalposts just shifted a bit further out?