Japanese capital floods Cayman funds as inflation ends decades of cash-hoarding

As inflation erodes Japan’s traditional reliance on cash, over $820 billion in portfolio assets have flowed into the Cayman Islands in search of higher-yielding global alternatives.
Japanese capital floods Cayman funds as inflation ends decades of cash-hoarding

Japanese portfolio assets in the Cayman Islands topped $820 billion by the end of 2024, as the return of inflation breaks Japan’s long-standing habit of hoarding cash in favour of higher-yielding global opportunities.

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