The present work intends to analyse the relationships between the Brazilian territory and the financial phenomenon. The study was divided into three periods and the main criterions utilized to fix them were the normative contents of the national territory, its technical contents, as well as the banking division of labor that has its foundations based on those contents. The first period was defined between 1905 to 1964, year in which the genesis of the modern Brazilian bank system had occurred. In this historical period there is a more effective regional control of the financial resources and their utilizations obey basically the material transformations of the national space. The second period extends from 1964 to 1994 and is characterized by the integration and the creditization of the whole national territory; in this epoch new technical systems and devices are added to the Brazilian space, which grant an important internationalization process of all the systems of actions. Financial contents enter a process of great autonomy in relation to the other important contents of the national territory; this occurs simultaneously with the insertion of the informational technology on the dynamics of the Brazilian territory sociospatial formation. The third period goes from 1994-the year of the establishment of the "Plano Real"-to the present days, and is characterized by a promotion of the verticalization of the Brazilian banking system which was mainly based on the privatization and the denationalization of the financial systems. The bank topology turns out to be more corporative and deposits and credits are concentrated in privileged parts of the territory, as well as the financial institutions. This situation turned out to emphasize organizational solidarities instead of organic solidarities in the use of the Brazilian geographical space.