EXHIBIT 99.2

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

September 29, 1998


Contact: Bob Stickler (704-386-8465) at NationsBank
         John Keane (415-622-2773) at BankAmerica


NEW BANKAMERICA CORPORATION ANNOUNCES BOARD
OF DIRECTORS

CHARLOTTE,  NC,  September 29, 1998 - Hugh McColl,  chairman and chief executive
officer of the new BankAmerica Corporation,  today announced the 20-person Board
of Directors for the company, which is to be created Sept. 30 from the merger of
NationsBank and BankAmerica corporations.

"These  women and men are truly  outstanding  representatives  of  business  and
academia whose  experience and knowledge will be invaluable in helping guide our
new company  financially  and  strategically  into a new century,"  McColl said.
"And, we are America's bank, doing business across America and around the world.
I'm extremely pleased that our board reflects that."

Under the merger  agreement,  the board  consists of 11 directors of NationsBank
and 9 directors of BankAmerica.  McColl,  currently chairman and chief executive
officer  of  NationsBank  Corporation,  and David  Coulter,  chairman  and chief
executive  officer of BankAmerica  Corporation who is to become president of the
new company, also are on the new board.

The directors are listed in alphabetical order:

Charles W. Coker is  chairman  and chief  executive  officer of Sonoco  Products
Company,  a South Carolina  manufacturer of paper and plastic  products.  He has
been a NationsBank director since 1969.

Timm Crull,  served as chairman and chief executive officer of Nestle USA, Inc.,
a processor of food and related products, from January 1992 until December 1994.
He has been a director of BankAmerica  Corporation since 1992 and was previously
a  director  of  Security  Pacific   Corporation   before  it  was  merged  into
BankAmerica.

Alan T.  Dickson is  chairman  of Ruddick  Corporation,  a North  Carolina-based
diversified holding company. He has been a NationsBank director since 1969.

Kathleen    Feldstein   is   president   of   Economics    Studies,    Inc.,   a
Massachusetts-based  private  consulting firm. Her newspaper columns on economic
affairs,  written  with  her  husband  Martin  Feldstein,  appear  regularly  in
newspapers around the world. She has been a BankAmerica director since 1987.

Paul Fulton is chairman and chief executive officer of Bassett Furniture
Industries, a North Carolina furniture manufacturer. He was formerly Dean of the
Kenan-Flagler Business School at the University of North Carolina. He has been a
NationsBank director since 1993.

Donald Guinn was chairman and chief executive  officer of Pacific Telesis Group,
a telecommunications  holding company, until his retirement in 1988. He has been
a  BankAmerica  director  since  1992 and  previously  served as a  director  of
Security Pacific Corporation until it was merged into BankAmerica.

C. Ray Holman is chairman and chief executive  officer of Mallinckrodt,  Inc., a
Missouri provider of health care products and specialty chemicals. He has been a
NationsBank director since 1997.

W.W. "Hootie" Johnson is the former chairman and chief executive officer of
Bankers Trust of South Carolina, which was merged into NationsBank Corporation
in 1986. He has been a NationsBank director since that year.

Walter  Massey is  president of Morehouse  College.  Previously,  he held senior
positions at the  University  of  California  and was a director of the National
Science  Foundation,  a federal  agency that supports  research and education in
mathematics,  science and engineering.  He has been a BankAmerica director since
1993.

Richard  Rosenberg  is the  retired  chairman  and chief  executive  officer  of
BankAmerica  Corporation.  He was CEO  from  1990  through  1995.  He has been a
BankAmerica director since 1987.



O. Temple Sloan, Jr. is chairman and chief executive officer of General Parts,
Inc., a North Carolina distributor of automotive replacement parts. He has been
a NationsBank director since 1996.

Meredith R. Spangler is chairman of the board of the C.D. Spangler Foundation
and a director of C.D. Spangler Construction Company in North Carolina. She has
been a NationsBank director since 1988.

Michael  Spence  is  dean  of  the  Graduate  School  of  Business  at  Stanford
University.   Previously   he  was  a  professor  of   Economics   and  Business
Administration  and the dean of the  Faculty  of Arts and  Sciences  at  Harvard
University. He has been a BankAmerica director since 1990.

Ronald Townsend is a communication  consultant in Florida.  Previously he served
as  chairman  of  US  FiberOptics  Corporation,   a  provider  of  fiber  optics
technology,  and was  also  president  of  Gannett  Television  for the  Gannett
Company. He has been a NationsBank director since 1993.

Solomon   Trujillo  is  president   and  chief   executive   officer  of  USWest
Communications Group, a provider of telecommunications services. He was previous
president and chief executive  officer of USWest  Marketing  Resources Group. He
has been a BankAmerica director since 1996.

Jackie M. Ward is president and chief executive  officer of Computer  Generation
Inc., a Georgia computer software company.  She has been a NationsBank  director
since 1994.

Virgil R.  Williams is chairman and chief  executive  officer of Williams  Group
International, Inc., a Georgia industrial and environmental contracting company.
He also serves as  president  of Williams  Communications,  Inc.,  a  publishing
company.  He has been a  NationsBank  director  since 1996 and was  previously a
director  of  Bank  South  Corporation  from  1987  until  it  was  merged  into
NationsBank in 1996.

Shirley Young is vice president of General Motors Corporation,  a transportation
company. Her responsibilities include China Strategic Development and Counseling
for Asia Pacific. She has been a BankAmerica director since 1998.

The new board takes effect upon the consummation of the merger after the close
of business on Sept. 30, 1998.

BankAmerica Corporation,  with $572 billion in total assets, will be the largest
bank in the United  States,  with  full-service  operations in 22 states and the
District of Columbia. BankAmerica provides financial products and services to 30
million households and 2 million businesses,  as well as providing international
corporate  financial  services  for  business  transactions  in  190  countries.
BankAmerica  Corporation stock (ticker:BAC) is listed on the New York,  Pacific,
London and Tokyo stock exchanges.

                              www.bankamerica.com

                              www.nationsbank.com