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Mohamed Sheikh appointed a peer

Mohamed Sheikh, chairman and chief executive of Camberford Law, has been appointed a peer. He has be...

Mohamed Sheikh, chairman and chief executive of Camberford Law, has been appointed a peer. He has been the president of the Insurance Institute of Croydon and a member of the National Council of the Chartered Insurance Institute. He was also regional chairman of the British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) and a director of the main board for four years. Mr Sheikh is the chairman of the Conservative Muslim Forum and the Conservative Ethnic Diversity Council, and is the first Muslim to have

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