Simon Bonouvrie, portfolio manager at Platypus Asset Management & Craig Webb, executive director at UBS, reveal their favorite stocks on the S&P/ASX 200, in this installment of "Protect Your Wealth".

Wong Sui Jau, GM at fundsupermart.com, is bullish on China and Russia. He reveals his picks and pans in these emerging markets, in this installment of "Protect Your Wealth."

Investors must diversify and invest globally, says Michael Hasenstab, co-director and portfolio manager at Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group. He sheds light on how a portfolio can benefit from a higher interest rate environment, with CNBC's Martin Soong on "Protect Your Wealth".

China has inflated itself into economic growth which is unsustainable, says Jim Walker, founder and CEO of Asianomics. He speaks to CNBC's Martin Soong, Maria Bartiromo and Sri Jegarajah. Guest host Michael Yoshikami of YCMNet Advisors joins in the conversation.

The top headlines this hour, with CNBC's Sri Jegarajah.

Asia will be a source of innovation and growth in the future, say Daniel Alpert, MD of Westwood Capital and guest host Michael Yoshikami of YCMNet Advisors, as they discuss whether the U.S. can maintain its technological advantage, with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo, Sri Jegarajah and Martin Soong.

Asia does not have enough fire power to pull the global recession out of its slump, says Daniel Alpert, MD of Westwood Capital. He discusses the U.S. recovery and the role Asia plays, with Michael Yoshikami, president & CIO at YCMNet Advisors, and CNBC's Maria Bartiromo and Martin Soong.

Expect the Hang Seng Index to fluctuate between 22,000-23-000 points this week, predicts Peter Lai, director of DBS Vickers Securities. He discusses the day's top stories from Taifook Securities and more, with CNBC's Emily Chan.

Standard Chartered is banking big on the Indonesia and Singapore markets. The bank's regional CEO, Ray Ferguson, tells CNBC's Martin Soong why.

The top headlines this hour, with CNBC's Sri Jegarajah.

The Chinese government will shift its focus from being liquidity-driven to one that focuses on domestic demand, says Lan Xue, head of China research at Citi Investment Research. She shares her outlook in 2010, with Ray Ferguson, regional CEO of Standard Chartered Bank, CNBC's Martin Soong & Cheng Lei.

Smaller Hong Kong banks are not attractive and risk losing their customers to bigger ones, says Cyrus Daruwala, managing director, Asia Pacific at Financial Insights. He shares his thoughts with guest host, Ray Ferguson, regional CEO of Standard Chartered Bank and CNBC's Martin Soong.