This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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Li C.
An empirical study examining whether green bond issuance spurs corporate green innovation through a signaling lens. It likely explores how issuance signals credibility to investors and channels capital into R&D. Specific methods and finding…
Badía G.
An empirical study examining whether investors gain return benefits from holding stocks of green bond issuers. It analyzes the equity performance and risk profile of green bond issuers, probing the financial value of ESG investing. Abstract…
ElBannan M.A.
A paper interrogating whether green bonds actually deliver environmental benefits. The title suggests an empirical assessment of the gap between green financing and real-world environmental impact, touching on greenwashing and impact measur…
Begemann A.
A study examining how sustainable finance links to forests and forest-dependent communities. The title suggests it interrogates whether financial flows support forest conservation and local prosperity. Without an abstract, specific findings…
Surwanti A.
A bibliometric review mapping the research landscape on financial strategies for sustainable business transformation. It visualizes publication trends, dominant themes, and citation structures, offering an overview of sustainable-finance sc…
Li Y.
An empirical study examining how ESG news sentiment transmits into green bond credit spreads. It traces the signal-transmission channel through which ESG information is priced by markets. The work links ESG perception to the cost of green f…
Johnstone S.
A conceptual piece examining how 'progress' in sustainable finance is defined and measured. It likely interrogates the ambiguity of progress metrics and their implications for disclosure and capital mobilization quality. Details are limited…
Wang J.
An empirical study examining whether green finance development reduces carbon emissions in China. It analyzes how green lending and green bonds affect emission levels, offering implications for policy and institutional design. Abstract unav…
Jiao J.
This paper evaluates green finance strategies aimed at carbon reduction through energy-structure transformation and analyzes the coupling relationships among them. It frames how green finance instruments connect to decarbonization outcomes …
He X.
An empirical study examining how worsening air pollution affects China's green bond market—issuance, pricing, and demand. It tests whether public environmental concern mediates this link, illustrating how environmental risk transmits to fin…
Glavas D.
An empirical study examining whether green bond issuers face financial constraints. It asks whether issuing green bonds eases or constrains firms' access to finance as the market expands. The abstract is unavailable, so methods and findings…
McGee P.
This study examines how risk factor disclosure in green bond prospectuses relates to investor compensation. It explores whether disclosure quality and content affect investor protection and liability allocation. Findings inform efforts to c…
Huang J.
Proposes a coupled ANP-CRITIC multi-criteria method to identify and weight statistical factors of green finance. Details are limited without an abstract, but the work applies MCDM weighting to green-finance indicator construction.
Liang Z.
An empirical panel-data regression study examining how green finance affects 'high-quality economic development.' The abstract is unavailable, so the sample, country, and estimated coefficients cannot be verified; the framing suggests a qua…
King M.R.
A study on how climate governance mechanisms affect multinational enterprises' GHG emissions. The 'dual reality' framing suggests governance tools both drive and fail to drive emissions reductions. Likely examines the effectiveness of discl…
Bressan S.
A study examining the relationship between banks' greenhouse gas emissions and their equity value. It suggests how financial institutions' emissions—especially financed Scope 3—are reflected in market valuation. Details are limited without …
Farida Ariani, Rusiadi, Lia Nazliana Nasution
This study empirically assesses how Bank Indonesia's green interventions—captured by a Green Policy Index (GPI) covering green communication, collateral frameworks, and liquidity facilities—affect financial stability. Using quarterly 2010–2…
Dwi Santosa Pambudi, Nor Hakimah Binti Haji Mohd Nor, Noor Aimi Binti Mohamad Puad +1
A qualitative document analysis of Islamic banks in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, examining their contribution to the SDGs. Productive financing, financial inclusion, MSME support and Islamic social finance yield measurable welfare gains, but shal…
Vidura perera, P. M. C. Thilakerathne, W. Madurapperuma
Surveying Sri Lankan manufacturing and service SMEs with PLS-SEM, the study tests Adaptive Green Finance Effectiveness Theory. Green finance is positively associated with corporate environmental performance, directly and via green innovatio…
Vidura perera
Using a global panel of 15,872 firm-year observations, the study finds green finance improves corporate environmental performance (CEP) while geopolitical risk harms it. Their interaction is significantly negative: geopolitical uncertainty …
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