Longtime Financial Post editor Neville Nankivell dies at 91


Born Dec. 8, 1934, in Cottesloe, Western Australia, Nankivell excelled in academics and athletics from an early age. At Scotch College, he developed lifelong passions for rugby and surf lifesaving, eventually representing Western Australia in both sports. After studying economics at the University of Western Australia, where he edited the student newspaper The Pelican, he emigrated to Canada in 1956 aboard a freighter, beginning a new chapter that would define his professional life.



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