曼纽尔•桑切斯是墨西哥人，2009年5月27日起担任墨西哥央行副行长。再加入墨西哥银行之前，他是西班牙对外银行旗下位于墨西哥的私募股权投资机构Valanza主管。1993年，他加入墨西哥商业银行金融工作组，并担任金融分析师和投资关系员，1995至1997年间，他是该集团银行服务部计划和金融组主管。直到2004年，他一直是该集团的首席经济学家。在此之前，桑切斯先生曾在墨西哥自动化技术学院担任经济分析和研究中心执行主任。除了该学院，他也同时在墨西哥和美国一些大学如波士顿学院和芝加哥大学教授经济学。他曾经是2000年诺贝尔经济学奖获得者詹姆斯•赫克曼教授的助教。他在一些书籍和专业的期刊杂志上发表过多篇文章。他曾主持研究“拉丁美洲的私有化”并主编此书，最终该书于1993年由泛美发展银行出版。目前，他被邀每月为《改革日报》的经济专栏写些文章。桑切斯先生光荣毕业于蒙特雷理工大学，获得文学学士学位。后从密苏里大学活得理科硕士学位，并从芝加哥大学获得文学硕士和经济学博士学位。1980年，他因为硕士论文的专业和优秀，获美国农业经济学协会颁发奖项。
Manuel Sánchez González is a Member of he Governing Board and Vice Governor at the Bank of Mexico, Mexico’s central bank. Prior to this appointment, he was Director of Investment at Valanza México, the private equity unit of BBVA. He joined Bancomer Financial Group, now BBVA Bancomer Financial Group, in 1993 as Director of Financial Analysis and Investor Relations. During 1995-97 he was Director of Planning and Finance at the group’s Service Banking Division. Afterwards and until 2004, he was the group’s Chief Economist.
Previously, Sánchez was Director General of the Center for Economic Analysis and Research (CAIE) at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico City (ITAM.) He was professor of economics there and has also taught economics at several Mexican and American universities, including Boston College and the University of Chicago.
He is the author of numerous articles published in books, professional journals, and magazines. He led research for and was the editor of the book Privatization in Latin America, published in 1993, with contributions by research centers from Chile, Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina. He is the author of the book Economía Mexicana para Desencantados, published in 2006. He has written op-ed articles for several newspapers and a popular column for the Mexican newspaper Reforma.
He has been a consultant for several corporations and international institutions. Previous posts include chief economist for Vitro Group and economist for the Industrial Alfa Group, both based in Monterrey, Mexico.
Manuel Sánchez holds an M.A. and a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Chicago.