This paper develop an analytic model applied to investigate the impact of the risk based capital regulation (RBCR) on bank portfolio. Our model hypothesize that it may exist a negative relationship between the change in marginal profit and marginal risk premium for a value-maximization's bank. Alternatively, this model, after adding an available assumption, hypothesize that it shall be endogenously and simultaneously determined between the bank's risk structure and optimal capital level. In support of these hypotheses, using a dynamically partial adjustment system, we show that the marginal profit effect is larger than the marginal risk effect for local banks. This empirical evidence can be used to explain that the local bank's risky asset holdings become more since RBCR announcement of 1989. Also, our empirical results suggest that the regulated effect of RBCR for Taiwan's bank industry should have a significant achievement.