Loren Moss is the Executive Editor at Finance Colombia. He covers a diverse range of topics including technology, business, finance, and travel, with a particular focus on energy and mining, financial markets, and emerging markets in Latin America. Loren's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent platforms such as Finance Colombia and SlideShare.
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Loren Moss closely follows the finance & economy sectors, particularly focusing on local business developments in Colombia and Bogota. He also covers industry-specific news related to aviation, telecom, petroleum, shopping malls, and US companies operating in Colombia.
Given this focus, Loren would likely be receptive to pitches from experts providing commentary on financial or economic trends impacting businesses in Colombia or discussing specific industries such as aviation or telecom within the country. Pitches offering insights into major investment activities involving Colombian companies may also resonate well with him.
As a journalist covering local news in Bogota and broader national trends for Colombia's business landscape, he is most interested in locally relevant stories that have wider implications for the region's economy and industries.
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BPrO president Ana Karina Quessep on 25 years of growth and how the CX Summit became the region's must-attend event.
BPrO’s 16th Interaction Awards honor Colombia’s top BPO, CX, and shared-services operators, led by Emtelco, Konecta, and Emergia.
After seven decades, commercial seaplanes return to Colombia as ALMA Air bases its first amphibious aircraft in Medellín.
By: Loren Moss
Abelardo de la Espriella won Colombia's June 21 presidential runoff, narrowly defeating leftist senator Iván Cepeda in one of the closest contests in the country's history.
By: Loren Moss
Gas buffer gone; reserves halved, replacement rate turns negative. Colombia's energy security is eroding faster than most investors realize.
By: Loren Moss
More than $214 billion COP disbursed, yet no terminal tops 19% built.
By: Loren Moss
Colombia's DIAN tax authority gains a revamped enforcement code for import operations.
By: Loren Moss
Colombia's Ministerio de Vivienda, Ciudad y Territorio (Ministry of Housing, City and Territory) has issued Resolution 0337 of 2026, requiring that
By: Loren Moss
Colombia's national government issued Decree 636 on June 26, 2026, establishing a 35% import tariff on colorless float glass for a term of five years.
By: Loren Moss
Farmers hold adjudication papers but no promised deeds as the outgoing president's term winds down.
