Colombia Fintech Elects New Board and Sets 2025 Agenda for Financial Innovation and Inclusion

During the ninth Assembly of Colombia Fintech, the association that brings together representatives of this industry, relevant decisions were made for the sector, such as the appointment of its new Board of Directors, in addition to recognizing the achievements of the previous year and the challenges facing 2025.

During the meeting, the association’s main achievements over the past year were presented, highlighting its consolidation as a key player in the country’s innovation and financial technology industry.

“At Colombia Fintech, we continue working toward a more inclusive, innovative industry that is connected to the real needs of this ecosystem in Colombia. Our purpose remains the same: to represent our members, amplify their voices, and contribute evidence to the public debate. The new Board of Directors embodies this purpose, and with our new bylaws, we seek to continue advancing in that direction: participatory, diverse, and transparent governance,” said Gabriel Santos, CEO of Colombia Fintech.

As part of its management report, the construction of regulation and public policy associated with the transformation of the financial system was highlighted.

Furthermore, in 2024, work was carried out on developing public policy recommendations to boost the electronic factoring market with the support of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). This work also addressed the important debate on the usury rate, thanks to a study on the real debt rate, promoting an evidence-based debate on the impact of regulation on financial inclusion.

Colombia Fintech’s new Board of Directors and its 2025 goals

Gabriel Santos, president of Colombia Fintech, said that by 2025, “we seek to continue positioning the innovation and financial inclusion agenda as a priority. This year, we want to continue promoting debates on the transformation of the financial system with robust evidence

“The fintech industry is here and ready to transform the lives of Colombians, but for that to happen, it’s critical that we launch key initiatives like Bre-B, the Open Finance System, and the rethinking of the usury rate ,” he concluded.

With this in mind, the ninth Colombia Fintech Assembly elected the 15 members who will make up its Board of Directors for the period 2025-2026.

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