KUCHING: Bond Pricing Agency Malaysia Sdn Bhd (BPAM) is transitioning its BondStream from a client application to a web-based platform.

In a statement on Tuesday, BPAM said the move aims to enhance the the delivery of fixed income data and analytics for the Malaysian bond and sukuk market.

“After more than 20 years in service, the existing BondStream will soon be retired, having served as a trusted platform for tracking bond prices and analytics since its introduction in 2005.

“This strategic shift reflects BPAM’s ongoing efforts to improve accessibility, usability and system performance for market participants,” it said.

The new web-based BondStream is built on updated architecture, offering faster performance, improved download speeds and enhanced analytical tools. It also enables secure access from any location.

Tofacilitateasmoothmigration, the existing BondStream will continue to operate alongside the web-based version. The retirement date of the legacy platform will be announced in due course, BPAM added.

BPAM chief executive officer and executive director Meor Amri Meor Ayob said the the transition to the BondStream web platform brings seamless connectivity and a more flexible user experience.

“It also enables BPAM to roll out enhancements and feature updates more efficiently. This ensures market participants continue to benefit from timely access to

reliable data and evolving analytical capabilities in line with market needs,” he said.

BPAM added that BondStream remains a specialised platform, supported by BPAM’s database of Malaysian fixed income evaluated prices, benchmarks, analytics and reference data.

It continues to serve as a key market reference, supporting decision-making, compliance and reporting requirements.