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.
Showing 241–260 of 1523 papers
Hadaś-Dyduch M.
This paper examines how green bonds function as an instrument for financing ecological investments across the Visegrad Four (Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary). It situates green finance development in emerging Central European EU markets …
Glavas D.
An empirical study on how stock markets react to green bond issuance and how green regulation shapes that reaction. It suggests the signaling value of issuance shifts with the strength of the regulatory environment, linking disclosure/finan…
Azhgaliyeva D.
Using firm-level panel data, this paper empirically examines how global economic and financial shocks affect corporate green bond issuance. It sheds light on the resilience of green financing under stress and offers implications for climate…
Mendoza O.D.Q.
This study compares the price comovement of certified green bonds, self-labelled green bonds, and conventional bonds over 2018–2023. It examines whether third-party certification affects how green bonds are priced relative to conventional b…
Nie Q.
This study applies a time-varying parameter VAR (TVP-VAR) model to examine the dynamic spillover effects of China's green bond market on other financial markets and asset classes. It captures how transmission channels evolve over time, clar…
Mohammed Jaboob, Precious Muhammed Emmanuel, Al Montaser Mohammad
Using data from 94 developing economies (1999–2023), this study decomposes foreign finance inflows into FDI, remittances, and external debt to test their effects on low-carbon energy development. FDI inflows accelerate low-carbon energy, wh…
Dr.Tala Zein
This article argues that climate change is transforming international arbitration from a private dispute-resolution mechanism into an instrument of climate governance. It examines disputes arising from renewable energy investment, sustainab…
Qamruzzaman M.
A panel analysis of G20 economies examining how green finance and climate policy uncertainty affect ecological carrying capacity via the load capacity factor. It suggests green finance improves environmental sustainability while climate pol…
Ali Nawaz, Chi‐Wei Su, Ran Tao +1
This study examines how global fossil energy prices and climate policy uncertainty affect clean energy equity performance using wavelet-based quantile-on-quantile regression on monthly data from 2008 to 2024. Fossil energy price increases c…
Marianne Zandersen, Agnieszka Dziubala, Andrea Staccione +16
An Invest4Nature (Horizon Europe) booklet synthesizing evidence on the economic and financial performance of nature-based solutions (NbS) and the awareness-to-action gap blocking their uptake. Drawing on European Living Labs, it maps how Nb…
Yohannes Desalegn Negasa, Shiferaw Muleta Eyana, Aseffa Seyoum
Using ARDL on Ethiopia's 2010–2023 data, this study finds a stable long-run link between climate finance and CO₂ emissions: a 1% rise in climate finance cuts emissions by ~0.28%. Short-run effects are weaker due to implementation lags, with…
Wikus Kruger, Danny Cassimon, Sean Gossel +2
Sub-Saharan Africa's clean energy transition is constrained by sovereign credit ratings (SCRs) that mechanically transmit sovereign risk to long-term, asset-backed clean energy investments, despite low default and high recovery rates in inf…
M. Bekele
This paper analyzes how forest landscape restoration governance is restructured around anticipated carbon credit revenues before they materialize. Comparing Tigray and the Yayo Coffee Biosphere Reserve in Ethiopia, it distinguishes experien…
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This study reviews the evolution of green finance in India, analyzing the role of instruments like green bonds, green banking, and ESG investing in sustainable development. It identifies challenges such as greenwashing, inconsistent classif…
Changyan Bai, Jinhua Pang, Liang Wang
This paper empirically examines how extreme climate risk and media supervision affect the capital market pricing of corporate carbon emissions. Using Chinese data, it likely shows that heightened climate risk increases the pricing of carbon…
Monday Sunday Adiaha
This study analyzes the structure and sufficiency of global climate finance flows against Paris targets, finding 2019 flows of $579B insufficient, with private investment concentrated in renewables and public finance foundational but limite…
Ray B.
This paper reviews the conceptual evolution of green finance and green fintech, discussing their roles in the transition to sustainable finance. Specific analysis is unclear, but it may contribute to theoretical framework development.
Chen H.
This paper provides an overview of green finance and sustainable investing in China, discussing policy frameworks, market developments, and challenges, and the role of finance in promoting sustainable investment.
Martina P.R.
This paper examines the growth of green bond markets in India and the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on how fintech innovations can catalyze sustainable finance. It explores the potential of digital technologies to enhance issuance, tracking…
Richa Angelia Selbi, Doddy Setiawan
This study analyzes the effect of CO2 emissions on the cost of debt for Indonesian state-owned enterprises (SOEs) listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2015 to 2024. Using fixed-effects panel regressions, it finds that higher CO2 emis…
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