'financially-focused' originates from the word 'finance,' which comes from the Latin word 'finis,' meaning 'end' or 'settlement.' The suffix '-ally' and the word 'focused' are added to denote concentration on financial matters.

'Finance' evolved from the Latin 'finis' to the Old French 'finance,' eventually becoming the modern English word 'finance.' The term 'focused' was added to specify the concentration aspect.

Initially, 'finance' referred to the settlement of a debt, but over time it evolved to encompass broader financial matters, including the focus on financial strategies.