Vasu Menon, Vice-President, Wealth Management Singapore at OCBC discusses the impact of a slowing Chinese economy on the global economy.

Richard Green, Asia Head, Structured Credit Insurance at Marsh tells CNBC that while European banks are being forced to scale down their banking activities in Asia, they are increasingly using structured credit insurance to remain competitive in the region.

The financial centres of New York and Hong Kong as well as China's growing wealth are just some of themes covered in Hong Kong's first independant movie, Supercapitalist. Producer, Writer and lead actor Derek Ting discusses how the movie came about and the challenges he faced in putting it together.

Frederic Neumann, MD & Co-Head of Asian Economics Research at HSBC says Asia will not see a re-run of the financial crisis in 2008. Johanna Chua, Chief Economist of Asia Pacific at Citi, agrees, adding that the region has not totally de-coupled from the West but it is more resilient now.

Pamela Cox, Regional Vice President for East Asia and the Pacific at the World Bank, discusses the importance of infrastructure investment to stimulate Asian economies, create jobs and boost competitiveness.

John Zahary, President & CEO at Sunshine Oilsands says Canada's upstream oil industry is well-positioned to meet Asia's energy needs.

Manpreet Gill, Senior Investment Strategist, Standard Chartered says that sovereign debt in Asia offers good defensive opportunities, if investors are willing to take on some currency risk.

CNBC's Sri Jegarajah reports on how city planners in particular are rising to the urbanization challenge.

Glenn Levine, Senior Economist, Moody's Analytics says that Asia will take a big hit if 'Grexit' fallout spreads to the Unites States.

Although Cathay Pacific issued a profit warning recently, its CEO John Slosar remains upbeat. He tells CNBC's Emily Chan that its business in Asia remains strong.

Maria Van Der Hoeven, Executive Director at the IEA believes that demand for gas in the Asia-Pacific region will continue to remain strong despite worries of a slowdown in China.

Hussain AlQemzi, CEO, Noor Islamic Bank explains the need to push for more collaboration to promote Islamic banking activities in Southeast Asia.

Tim Huxley, Executive Director at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, says the biggest issues in the region are China's rise and the U.S.'s re-balancing of its security commitment in Asia. The US will have to be very careful in the way it deals with territorial disputes in the region.

Jaspal Bindra, Group Executive Dir & CEO, Asia, Standard Chartered says that the group is seeing huge growth in Asia and is looking at expansion in markets like Myanmar.

Tassapon Bijleveld, CEO of Asia Aviation, said his company has a strong growth story so it decided to go ahead with its IPO despite market volatility.

Victor Chu, Chairman of First Eastern Investment Group discusses China's role in supporting demand and growth within the broader ASEAN region amid a slowdown in the country.

Martin Apfel, President, Southeast Asia, General Motors says that demand fundamentals in Thailand and Indonesia are strong.

Chandran Nair, Founder and CEO, Global Institute For Tomorrow (GIFT), says Asian consumers cannot save the world and that the region must re-define the concept of capitalism in an Asian context.

Fan Cheuk Wan, MD and Head of Research Asia Pacific, Credit Suisse Private Banking talks about the policy implications for Asia as the threat of a Greek exit from the euro looms.

Frederic Neumann, MD & Co-Head of Asian Economics Research, HSBC says Asia needs fiscal stimulus rather than monetary stimulus to cushion the blow from the EU crisis.