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In one article I found the following statement

Let $V$ be finite dimensional vector space. A braiding $\Psi$ on $V$ can be realized via Yetter-Drinfeld structure over a Hopf algebra with invertible antipode iff $\Psi$ is biinvertible.

Is it true in general, i.e. if $V$ is infinite dimensional vector space ?

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