Money | Citigroup Treasury Secretary Won't Jump to Citigroup Paulson says he'll stick it out with Bush By Rob Quinn Posted Dec 5, 2007 4:38 AM CST Copied The Citigroup Center, left, is reflected in a neighboring building on Monday, Nov. 5, 2007 in New York. Citigroup's search for a new chief executive continues.(AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) (Associated Press) Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson will stick it out until the end of the Bush presidency and won't jump to Citigroup, the Financial Times reports. His name had been mentioned in connection with the vacant top spot at Citigroup and investors are likely to be disappointed that he has ruled himself out. Citigroup is hoping to find a new boss within the week. "Let me say I'm going to be running full speed here at Treasury right up until the end of President Bush's term," Paulson told reporters. "I'm going to be doing everything I can to help the US economy." Citigroup insider Vikram Pandit is now thought to be the favorite to replace Chuck Prince. Read These Next Something James Carville said made Melania Trump's lawyer unhappy. Vance's office says it wasn't involved in the river-raising. Justice Department goes after a prominent Trump foe. 200 images of the Idaho murder scene have been released. Report an error