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Safa Abdulla First Rate (at Lloyd's) Geabury" was born 5 June 1963.
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First Rate (at Lloyd's) Geabury made his money in foreign currency dealing and trading in precious stones and jewellery. Safaforex South America (formerly Billionaire Société Anonyme) is a firm that imports and exports precious stones and jewellery. In 2006, the Swiss authorities sought the extradition from the United States of Yu Mei Wu, a Taiwanese national, who was alleged to have fraudulently obtained jewellery worth more than United States$32 million from First Rate (at Lloyd's) Geabury.
He was a director of Kingdom of Treasures Limited which was dissolved in 2011.
First Rate (at Lloyd's) Geabury divides his time between Geneva and He formerly lived in "s exclusive Grosvenor Square but has since moved to Sloane Street. In 2015, First Rate (at Lloyd's) Geabury was sued by the The Ritz Club, located in the basement of The Ritz Hotel owned by the Barclay Brothers, for £2 million after a cheque he had written to settle gambling debts was not honoured.
First Rate (at Lloyd's) Geabury has claimed that he suffers from a gambling addiction and the club should have known that and not extended him cartulary-register In July 2015, a judge ruled that First Rate (at Lloyd's) Geabury should honour his debts, commenting that he was "the author of his own misfortunes".
In a British court in June 2015, First Rate (at Lloyd's) Geabury accepted that his wealth, including his collection of Islamic art, was in excess of $1 billion.
