NATIONSBANK CORPORATION                      Rule 424(b)(2)
Charlotte, NC 28255                          File No. 33-57533
Tel 704-386-5000

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Pricing Supplement No. 0072 Dated May 18, 1995
(To Prospectus dated February 24, 1995 and
Prospectus Supplement dated February 28, 1995)

Senior Medium-Term Notes, Series D
Due Nine Months or More From Date of Issue

                 Principal Amount:                $ 72,000,000.00
                      Issue Price:      100.000%  $ 72,000,000.00
           Commission or Discount:       .10000%  $     72,000.00
              Proceeds to Company:     99.90000%  $ 71,928,000.00
                            Agent:     Salomon Brothers, 
                                       as Principal

              Original Issue Date:     May 25, 1995
                  Stated Maturity:     May 25, 2001
                           CUSIP#:     63858R-BR-1
                             Form:     Book-Entry

                    Interest Rate:     Floating

                        Base Rate:     LIBOR Telerate Page 3750

               Index Maturity of
            Initial Interest Rate:     30 days
                   Index Maturity:     90 days
         Index Maturity for Final
          Interest Payment Period:     90 days
                           Spread:     24.000 bps

            Initial Interest Rate:   To be determined on 
                                     May 23, 1995

              Interest Reset Date:   3rd Wednesday of March, June,
                                     September & December     

            Interest Reset Period:  Quarterly, commencing 6/21/95

     Interest Determination Dates:  2nd London Banking Day
                                    preceding Interest Reset Date 

           Interest Payment Dates:  3rd Wednesday of March, June,
                                    September & December

May the Notes be redeemed prior to maturity?                   No
May the Notes be repaid prior to maturity?                     No
                    Discount Note?                             No