Cash Flow From Australia - Program Facts

Program Facts

  • Cash Flow From Australia, which debuted on 26 March 2007 as CNBC's Cash Flow, replaced Asia Market Watch (also anchored by Amanda Drury), a mid-morning Asian market program that followed ongoing stock market trading in Asia. The show was given a clear mandate—to provide actionable strategies on investments and help viewers make sense of the morning's news flow.

This was part of CNBC Asia's significant programming revamp that resulted in the cancellation of Asia Market Watch, and the debut of Squawk Australia, which moved Asia Squawk Box (which Drury co-anchored with Martin Soong) down an hour.

  • The second hour of Cash Flow From Australia is also seen in the Philippines over ANC. ANC, however has the option of pre-empting the simulcast in case of breaking news or live events such as Senate/House hearings and Christmas/Year End programs of ANC's shows.
  • It features stock reports from CNBC reporters around the Asia Pacific region including Emily Chan (Hong Kong), Kaori Enjoji (Tokyo), Cheng Lei (Shanghai) and Tanvir Gill of CNBC-TV18 (Mumbai). Plus Sri Jegarajah and Adam Bakhtiar at CNBC Asia's Singapore studios.
  • Cash Flow started broadcasting from the news room set in July 2009. The move out of the virtual set means that all CNBC Asia programs now originate from a hard set. This program moved to Sydney in 2010, after Maura Fogarty departed from the network.
  • Trading Matters, once a standalone programme on the network wrapping-up the trading day in Australia was folded to become a segment on Cash Flow at around 11.40 HK/SIN time. It now features live reports from the Australian Stock Exchange and analysis of stories from down under.
  • On 14 June 2010, CNBC's Cash Flow was renamed Cash Flow From Australia to reflect the program's change of location. Oriel Morrison became the sole anchor of the program, replacing original anchors Amanda Drury and Maura Fogarty.

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