In other words, to be licensed as an Islamic bank, a person must undertake the activity of accepting Shari'a money placements/deposits, and/or managing Shari'a profit-sharing investment accounts. In addition, the activity of offering Shari'a financing contracts must also be undertaken. In addition, they may undertake any of the other activities falling within the definition of regulated Islamic banking services, providing these are in conformity with Shari'a economic principles.