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 361–380 of 1350 papers
Tiwari S.
This paper discusses the role of green finance in achieving carbon neutrality and sustainable development. While specific analysis is unclear, it likely focuses on leveraging financial mechanisms to drive decarbonization.
Bayan Albahooth
This study analyzes the transition of GCC financial systems toward green capital markets using 2015-2024 data. It finds sustainable asset growth (UAE 23.5%, Saudi 18.7% CAGR) and cumulative green bond issuance of $52.6 billion. Regulatory f…
Shri Kant Dubey, Jeevesh Sharma
This study evaluates the current state of climate finance disclosure in India through a systematic literature review of 68 papers, exploring implementation challenges and legal frameworks. It recommends policymakers establish mandatory clim…
Filipava L.
This paper examines the role of banks and non-banking institutional investors in the development of the global green finance market. It highlights diversification of funding sources and market infrastructure, offering insights for corporate…
Gulal O.S.
This paper discusses the necessity of green finance in addressing climate-driven displacement. It emphasizes the importance of sustainable funding mechanisms to support people displaced by climate impacts.
Klioutchnikov I.
This paper discusses the role of green finance in the context of pandemic and climate change. Specific methods and findings are unclear, but it likely argues for the importance of sustainable finance.
Bertayeva K.
This paper examines the state and challenges of green finance in Kazakhstan. While specific details are unavailable, it likely addresses frameworks for sustainable financing in a transitioning economy.
Fatica S.
This paper analyzes the pricing of green bonds in primary and secondary markets, examining whether financial institutions as issuers exhibit different pricing dynamics compared to non-financial corporates. It provides empirical evidence on …
Tarada Berlian Megananda, Dara Sagita Triski
A systematic review and secondary-data analysis of climate-related financial risk in Indonesia, highlighting dual exposure to physical and transition risks. Per-capita CO2 emissions remain below global averages but are rising steeply, with …
Kunal Singh, Sivendra Michael, Jale Samuwai +2
This discussion paper examines how the international climate finance architecture can better support Pacific Small Island Developing States (SIDS) ahead of COP31. It argues for a shift from focusing solely on access towards strengthening mo…
Saeedi M.
This paper conducts a systematic literature review on the role of technology in green finance and proposes a framework to understand how technology can promote green finance. It provides a foundation for systematically understanding the int…
Parádi-Dolgos A.
This paper empirically analyzes the uptake of green finance tools in agriculture using Q-methodology. It identifies typologies of perceptions among farmers and stakeholders, revealing drivers and barriers to adoption. Findings offer insight…
Fang Y.
This paper empirically examines how green finance moderates the effect of heterogeneous environmental regulations on green technology innovation. It suggests that combining regulatory and financial instruments is crucial for policymakers.
Reepu
This paper discusses the advantages of climate bonds (green bonds), likely covering benefits such as lower financing costs for issuers and environmental credentials for investors. It provides an overview of climate-related financial instrum…
Jin Liu, Yun Sang, Jiangtao Gao +2
Using panel data on Chinese A-share firms from 2013-2023, this paper examines how digital financial inclusion (DFI) affects corporate CO2 emissions. It finds a significant negative correlation, with effects pronounced in eastern China, larg…
Piotr Misztal
This study analyzes the impact of green monetary policy on the energy transition and price stability using panel data from 27 EU countries (2015-2022) with a VECM. It finds that higher long-term interest rates reduce green investment and in…
Clara McDonnell
This paper analyzes why pension funds continue to fund fossil fuel expansion despite Paris Agreement commitments. Comparing major pension funds in the US, UK, and Netherlands, it maps the intersection of pension, climate, and sustainable fi…
Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah, Sumara Mukhtar Butt, Mehtab Alam
This paper examines how climate risk disclosure affects financial decision-making by investors and financial institutions, and how a firm's risk management capability and CSR activities moderate this relationship. It aims to clarify the imp…
Lu K.
This paper investigates the impact of green finance on collaborative governance of pollution reduction and carbon reduction. It likely analyzes the role of financial mechanisms in achieving environmental goals, possibly in the Chinese conte…
Xinmin Wang
Using provincial panel data from China, this study empirically analyzes how green credit alleviates energy poverty. It finds that green credit reduces energy poverty by promoting green technological innovation, upgrading industrial structur…
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