The UK body that oversees international sanctions says the Isle of Man is linked to a number of breaches over the past year.
The Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation published two reports into threats involving legal and financial services in the UK.
It says the two sectors account for the vast majority of reported breaches over the last 12 months.
And the reports say the UK entities involved have links to offshore companies - including the Isle of Man.
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