Broadcast simultaneously from Asia, Europe and the Middle East with Chloe Cho hosting from Singapore, Capital Connection helps the global business viewer understand the impact that news in one region is having on financial capitals around the globe.

It’s the bridge between the Asian markets and a preview to the European and Middle Eastern trading day.

CNBC turns news flow into cash flow, creating investment, trading and business opportunities out of the mass of information, announcements and decisions that occur each morning.

Cash Flow filters through this content and delivers 'the bottom line,' providing traders and investors with usable information that helps them make profitable decisions.

The show is presented by CNBC's Oriel Morrison from Sydney, and airs on CNBC Asia every weekday between 10am and midday Singapore time, and between 1pm and 3pm in Sydney. 

Managing Asia is the Asia Pacific region's ground-breaking interview programme featuring CEOs, entrepreneurs and other business leaders at the top of their fields.

The award-winning show features anchor Christine Tan as she discusses with these individuals on location what makes them tick, how they reach their lofty goals and what it means to be a business leader in the new global economy.

Christine sits down with the corporate titans and top entrepreneurs of the Asia Pacific region to find out how they achieved their success and why their businesses thrive.

Managing China is a weekly CEO interview program co-produced by CNBC and China Business Network in Shanghai.

This ground-breaking show in China is based on CNBC Asia's franchise interview program, Managing Asia. 

Each week, anchor Fang Hongjin sits down with China's best-known CEOs to uncover the secrets to their success. In a competitive and fast-changing marketplace, Chinese CEOs have to be nimble and manage rapidly growing businesses.

Anchored by Martin Soong, Karen Tso, and Bernie Lo, Squawk Box Asia continues to be the jumpstart on the business day for the corporate and financial communities. 

CNBC's signature show is better than ever, providing viewers with the edge to stay ahead: breaking news, connecting with newsmakers and chasing the hottest stories, as well as the ones that aren't hot... yet.

Asia Squawk Box debuted in February 1998 when CNBC Asia merged with Asia Business News and was presented by former CNBC Asia Morning Call personalities Rico Hizon and Geoff Cutmore (currently the main presenter of the show's counterpart in Europe, Squawk Box Europe). 

Direct, no-nonsense, and honest - Straight Talk with Bernie Lo takes viewers to the people that shape the region.

The half-hour show will feature exclusive, intimate one-on-ones with leaders in the corporate, political and social scene. The approach is candid and accessible, often taking the show out of the studio to where news is made.

Packed with personality, Straight Talk pulls the viewer into the show, inviting commentary and questions on the most critical topics in business & beyond.

Australia’s favorite personal finance commentator Scott Pape joins the team at CNBC with his own television show, The Barefoot Investor.

This thirty minute fast paced program takes a unique and refreshing approach to the issues that matter to your money. With a no nonsense attitude, Scott demystifies the complex world of financial management, providing simple and effective strategies to get your hip pocket back in shape. 

No jargon, no fuss, just streetwise common sense methods to managing your finances. "The Barefoot Investor" will give you a step-by-step guide to financial freedom.

Presented by CNBC's Karen Tso and Bernie Lo, The Call Asia airs directly after Squawk Box and keeps track on the start of the Asian trading day.

It is a one-hour program that empowers viewers to make the right call for their business, their market & their investments. The Call delivers up-to-the minute news and intelligent commentary while tracking the start of trade in Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan.

Hosted from Hong Kong & Singapore, it's the pre-game show for the Greater China region; bringing the opening numbers from the world's financial hotspot - Shanghai; and gearing up for trade in one of Asia's most dynamic markets - Hong Kong.