An ABN AMRO spokesman said the bank's own estimates were of 2,800 reductions over the next four years.
The report was carried in Tuesday's Financieele Dagblad newspaper.
ABN AMRO agreed a pact with staff in June which it said would then trim the bank's 37,000-strong domestic payroll by around two percent a year over the next four years -- with a loss of about 2,800 jobs.
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