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 321–340 of 1350 papers
Ghazanfar Ali Zardari, Abdul Samad Shaikh
This study examines how green finance affects SDG achievement in Pakistan, focusing on the mediating role of climate risk mitigation. Using PLS-SEM on survey data from 350 banking and government employees, it finds green finance directly an…
O. Pakhnenko, O. Kryklii, Liudmyla Pavlenko +2
This study analyzes 11,629 Scopus-indexed articles (2000-2025) using bibliometric and qualitative methods to map the conceptual structure and evolution of sustainable finance research. It finds strong thematic integration between green fina…
Li Zeng
This dataset supports analysis of climate stress on China's urban energy-financial network, focusing on collective coupling and topological reorganization. It reveals how climate risks propagate through financial systems, offering insights …
Zhang S.
This paper analyzes the design of green bonds using a double-barrier option framework. It applies mathematical modeling to pricing and risk management, exploring optimal structures for both investors and issuers. The study strengthens the t…
Kumar M.
This paper compares investor strategies between green bond markets and traditional bond markets, revealing unique investor characteristics and market dynamics. It provides empirical insights into the efficiency and investor preferences of g…
Anis Jarboui, Nada Dammak Ben. Hlima
This paper examines how third-party assurance on sustainability reporting affects corporate debt financing conditions. It suggests that assurance reduces information asymmetry and may lower financing costs. Specific empirical findings are u…
Manjunath G.
This paper provides an overview of the green finance ecosystem in India, covering policies, market participants, and financing mechanisms. It examines the current state and challenges of climate finance in India, offering insights for the t…
Riaz T.
This study analyzes stock market reactions to corporate green bond issuance during the COVID-19 pandemic across countries. It reveals how investors valued green bonds during the crisis, offering insights into sustainable finance practices.
Johri A.
This paper examines how green finance instruments and stakeholder involvement influence sustainable finance, with technology integration as a moderator. It proposes a framework linking financial mechanisms, stakeholder engagement, and techn…
Xiang Y.
This paper empirically examines how climate-related disclosure affects firms' access to trade credit, an informal financing channel. It suggests that disclosure transparency enhances supplier trust and improves financing terms.
Mahir Yadav, Kiran Sharma, Ziya Uddin
This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of 64 documents from Scopus (2020-2025) on Green FinTech, mapping publication trends, collaborations, contributors, thematic evolution, and geographic distribution. It finds India, China, and Pola…
Li Y.
This paper measures the coupling coordination degree between green finance and technological innovation in China, analyzing spatial characteristics. It reveals regional imbalances and coordination patterns, offering policy implications for …
Park S.K.
This paper examines the role of debt financing, particularly green bonds, in driving corporate sustainability. Specific methods and findings are unclear, but it focuses on the link between financing and environmental/social goals.
Nkwaira C.
This paper discusses the gap between public and private sector participation in green finance. It focuses on the differences between policy-driven public initiatives and private investment behavior, exploring challenges and opportunities ar…
Al Mamun M.
This paper examines how female political empowerment influences the adoption and effectiveness of green finance. It analyzes the link between women's political representation and climate-related investment and policy, exploring the intersec…
Khalfaoui R.
This paper analyzes the extreme spillover effects of COVID-19-related news and cryptocurrencies on green bond markets using a quantile connectedness approach. It reveals risk transmission and market interdependence during the pandemic, offe…
Cheng W.
This paper examines how 'green' boundaries are defined in Chinese green finance, analyzing the interplay of multi-level governance and regulatory stringency. It sheds light on the complexities of policy implementation in China and offers in…
Zhou C.
This paper empirically examines whether green bond issuance curbs corporate financialization (excessive investment in financial assets). It explores mechanisms through which green bonds promote long-term corporate sustainability.
Garima, Shalu, Dr. Bhawana, Bhumika
This paper provides an overview of green finance and sustainable investment in India, analyzing regulatory mechanisms, financial instruments, and emerging trends. It reviews efforts by the government, regulators, and financial institutions,…
Wang H.S.
This study uses fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) on data from 30 Chinese provinces to identify the influencing factors and pathways for green finance development toward carbon peaking and carbon neutrality. It reveals how …
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