By Huw Jones LONDON (Reuters) – A global standard setter for company climate disclosures should align with European and U.S. alternatives for easier implementation across jurisdictions and to avoid fragmenting information to investors, the European Central Bank and IMF have said. The Frankfurt-based International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) has proposed global “baseline” reporting standards, which attracted over 1,300 responses just published. The aim is for more rigorous reporting to make ‘greenwashing’ or inflated climate-friendly claims, harder. While widely backing the creation o…