The Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) regulations aim to create specific capital-reserve requirements for bank trading desks based on investment-risk models, with the goal of maintaining solvency through market downturns and avoiding governmental bailouts. FRTB mandates have led banks to build a firm foundation for future risk management and compliance applications, optimizing reserve ratios and maximizing available capital while driving investment profits. The regulations raise Basel reserve requirements, focusing intensely on the trading desk and requiring banks to develop or approve internal risk models to calculate capital-reserve requirements. Internal model approval is crucial, as it demands a bank's ability to trace data dependencies through complexity, which can be effectively captured using a graph database like Neo4j.