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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Waidelich, Paul, Crassier, Constance, de Boer, Harmen Sytze +3
This replication package supports Waidelich et al. (2026, Nature Climate Change) on how financing cost differences affect global energy and industry decarbonization. It provides country- and sector-level after-tax nominal WACC estimates, pa…
Li X.
An empirical study examining whether green finance drives corporate technological innovation, with CSR as a moderating factor. It suggests green funding channels may spur innovation investment, and that CSR activity can strengthen this effe…
Jiang P.
Examines whether green finance actually reduces carbon emissions, combining a theoretical model with empirical evidence from China. Suggests a channel from green capital allocation to emission reduction, with policy implications. No abstrac…
Ma Q.
This paper examines whether green finance acts as a driving force for the low-carbon transformation of China's energy structure. It analyzes how green credit, green bonds and related capital flows affect renewable energy investment and carb…
Taveng E.
An empirical study revisiting whether green finance actually improves environmental outcomes (SDGs 6, 13, 15) across OECD countries, conditioning the effect on financial market sophistication. It asks whether more developed markets channel …
Aziz M.R.
This paper examines how liability management techniques, swaps, and guarantee structures interact with climate risk in sovereign green bond issuance. Without an abstract, the precise findings are unclear, but the work likely addresses credi…
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This conceptual study builds a theory-driven framework explaining how certification, disclosure, liquidity, regulatory incentives, and issuer credibility shape green bond pricing in India. Drawing on signalling, information asymmetry, and m…
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An empirical study of NSE/BSE-listed Indian firms linking ESG performance to cost of capital. ESG Leaders compress WACC to 5.8% versus 11.5% for low-ESG firms, while scaling green bonds cuts credit spreads by 135bp and lowers cost of debt t…
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Sub-Saharan African renewable-energy SMEs face climate-finance gaps, and OECD-style green bonds misalign with their needs due to currency mismatches and aggregation failures. Using mixed methods across six countries and financial modelling,…
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This study examines how green finance and green accounting affect the profitability (ROA) of manufacturing firms in Makassar post-pandemic, using multiple linear regression on 30 observations from 2021-2025 financial and sustainability repo…
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Using 2010–2023 panel data from 11 countries and a system GMM estimator, this study finds digital finance significantly boosts green technological innovation (coefficient 0.3457, 1% level). Economic growth and R&D investment also promote gr…
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This paper examines ESG momentum pricing in corporate bonds, identifying a credibility barrier that conditions investor rewards for sustainability improvements. Using a decade-long panel of 3,380 EUR-denominated bonds, it finds state-contin…
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Sustainable finance is framed as a system of instruments and mechanisms integrating ESG factors into capital allocation and risk management, forming an umbrella architecture spanning green, social, nature-based, and transition pathways. Des…
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Using ARDL/ECM models on 1982–2023 Malaysian time-series data, this study links green finance to GDP via capital formation, labour dynamics, and sustainability outcomes, with forecasts to 2044. Capital investment significantly raises GDP, w…
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A conceptual piece linking climate finance to corporate resilience, arguing that firms need sustainable financial strategies amid rising climate risk. It frames how climate-related risk reshapes financing and strategic planning. Empirical e…
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This paper examines how financial incentive policies—tax incentives, green credit, credit guarantees, and green investment funds—can mobilize private capital for green projects, drawing on EU, Chinese, South Korean, and US experiences. It a…
Fabien Chatelier, Amir Rouhani, Maroua Oueslati +5
This deliverable develops a systemic approach to sustainably implement and scale Nature-based Solutions (NbS) by addressing financial, economic, socio-environmental and institutional dimensions. It reviews existing NbS financing mechanisms …
Deepak Srivastava
This paper proposes a Carbon-Integrated Climate-Smart Financial Model (CI-CSFM) that treats expected carbon revenue as an endogenous investment variable in appraising climate-smart agriculture and nature-based solutions. It integrates ex-an…
Xiaoyan Liu, Dan Xu
An empirical study testing whether policy-driven credit allocation spurs low-carbon innovation, using China's Green Finance Pilot Zones as a quasi-experiment. It examines the causal effect of the pilot program on firms' green technology inn…
Rju Mohan A., P. S. Renjith
This study builds a 35-year (1990–2024) climate vulnerability index for India and uses a Generalized Additive Model to test whether government climate budget expenditures reduced vulnerability. It finds a significant negative, non-linear re…
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