How Toshiba aims to avoid delisting

Lami Adekola, Co-founder and Director at Hamilton and George joins CNBC Africa to discuss the impact the MTN listing could have on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

Nicky Newton-King, chief executive officer at Johannesburg Stock Exchange, discusses the resignation of South African President Jacob Zuma.

Emerging Markets around the world have been ruffled by the burgeoning global trade war. But, to what extent is this key driver of the sideways trading we've seen in Nigeria's equities market in recent times?

Toshiba Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Nobuaki Kurumatani talks about the company's mid-term business strategy, the trade war between the U.S. and China, and the outlook for Japan's economy.

Singapore has long competed with Hong Kong for the title of Asia’s top financial center, and while the city-state has strengthened its position as a wealth hub, its stock market status has fallen.

Africa's e-commerce Company, Jumia is set for the launch of its Initial Public Offering on the New York Stock Exchange later today. The company plans to sell 13.5 million American Depository shares at a price range of 13 to 16 dollars, in a bid to raise as much as 216 million dollars from the IPO. Collins Onuegbu, Director, Lagos Angel Network joins CNBC Africa to discuss this and the potentials of Nigeria’s tech ecosystem.

Argentina's currency and the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange have plummeted, a day after President Mauricio Macri suffered a crushing defeat in a primary election. The peso has shed 15% of its value against the dollar.

Pakorn Peetathawatchai, president of Stock Exchange of Thailand, discusses foreign outflows, his confidence in the Thailand market, the Thai baht, the IPO market and the stock market rally. He speaks exclusively on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia” from the sidelines of the Thailand Focus 2019 conference in Bangkok.

The London Stock Exchange Group is reportedly set to spurn a takeover bid from Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. Bloomberg's Jan-Henrik Foerster reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

The Nigerian Stock Exchange, sub-Saharan Africa's second biggest, has won approval from its members to become a listed company.

Police examine the scene after four gunmen attacked the Pakistan Stock Exchange in Karachi on Monday. An exchange board member says the attackers were "fully armed and equipped with machine guns."

The Chinese fintech giant had expected to raise an unprecedented $35 billion in its stock market debut. But concerns that regulatory oversight could get in the way are now being proven right.