we go to our kuala lumpur bureau chief.ngs have really changed during her time at the wheel, haven't they? >> in many ways, they have changed during her time at the wheel. but the fact remains that the -- she became governor of the central bank in 1990. she is leaving the central bank in a time of turmoil as well. plenty of political tensions and funding scandals. , she hasg her time strengthened regulations in the country. the banks are well capitalized. we have deeper capital markets. we also have the world's largest finance mark -- islamic finance market. rishaad: we don't know anything about who is going to replace her, who her successor is yet? thing we know is the process through which her successor will be selected, and that is by a government committee. they make a nomination to the government. it is ultimately up to the government to decide who they are going to nominate and then the king approves the nomination. somebody at the central bank he approves of. well, i guess this is a country at the crossroads. there a

let's get more from our kuala lumpur bureau chief. what's new about this particular campaign? opposition leaders in a new campaign to get najib razak to step down. they had the message that najib razak has to go now. they will go across the country from city to city collecting signatures by the end of this year. at the moment, about 100,000, so still a ways to go. rishaad: this group is a fairly motley bunch, many of them were imprisoned by mahathir mohamad, so how can this alliance last? >> definitely. it is strange. allies inow temporary a bid to topple najib razak. they just want to bring him down as prime minister. havee moment, they don't any candidates to replace najib razak. they will decide on who replaces him later. they are probably not going to agree who will replace najib razak if they managed to get him out. rishaad: watch this space. thank you so much. some of the look at data that could influence the markets this week. do stay with us. ♪ .> it is 9:43 a.m. in hong kong these of the stories making headlines. north korea has threatened a preemptive nuclear strike