ELECTRONIC BANKING: The OCC this summer plans to release risk-  management guidelines on banking by personal computer. Meanwhile, the Exam   Council expects to issue shortly consumer protection guidelines for   electronic banking.     
LENDING DISCLOSURES: The Fed and the Department of Housing and Urban  Development plan to issue a legislative proposal detailing how Congress   should overhaul the disclosures required by the Truth-in-Lending and Real   Estate Settlement Procedures acts.     
  
MONEY LAUNDERING: Regulators are expected to propose long-delayed rules  governing how federal financial institutions verify the identity of their   customers. Regulators have been working on draft "know-your-customer"   rules, which are meant to deter money launderers, since May 1996.     
OP-SUB ACTIVITIES: The OCC is expected to act on applications filed by  NationsBank Corp. to establish real estate development and lease financing   operating subsidiaries. Comments were due in May 1997.   
  
ELECTRONIC BENEFITS: Within the next several weeks, the Treasury will  release for public comment the key attributes of government-sponsored   accounts for federal benefits recipients without bank accounts. The   accounts are part of the agency's effort to make most federal government   payments electronically by 1999.       
FAIR CREDIT REPORTING: Banking regulators are expected to issue guidance  soon to clarify when examiners may conduct reviews for violations of the   Fair Credit Reporting Act.