Mumbai, October 5: In its attempt to give a good competition, India’s central Bank the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) allowed trading and settlement (in foreign exchange) of Rupee derivatives on the Indian soil in certain specific centres. This move from the RBI will go in long way to curb the influence of foreign centres like Dubai and Singapore, which are witnessing significant amount of Rupee derivatives trade. It will also indirectly impact non-deliverable forward (NDF), the opaque and non-transparent, over the counter (OTC) Rupee derivatives market active in London and in the US.