On the historical geographic situation of Brazilian regional inequality, we intended to highlight the question of unequal distribution of money, analyzing the fixed installation and the dynamic of fluxes of the financial system in national territory. We demonstrated the territorialization of the financial system, by its banks, that control nowadays the monetary fluxes dynamic in Brazilian territory. Though, only the knowledge of these geographical forms, their quantification and topology wouldn't help us if we didn't investigate the fluxes of credit and deposit, showing the inequalities that are result of the corporative use of Brazilian territory. At last, we collected data and reviewed a bibliography that demonstrates the setting of the city of São Paulo as the financial center in national territory.
Use of territory; Financial densities; Centrality; City of São Paulo (SP)
