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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Zhang W.
An overview of China's green finance policies, practical experiences, and remaining challenges. It surveys the policy design and institutional framework behind one of the world's largest green bond markets, offering comparative material for…
Wang R.
This paper proposes a dual-perspective framework that shifts China's green finance evaluation from scale expansion toward efficiency. It emphasizes not just volume but the effectiveness and allocation efficiency of green capital, offering i…
Ding D.
A review-style treatment of sustainable finance evolution along three axes: financial innovation, policy and regulation, and international cooperation for financial-system transformation. Without an abstract, specifics are unverified, but t…
Lebelle M.
This study empirically examines how the disclosure content and readability of green bond issuance documentation affect bond liquidity. It suggests that clearer, more readable disclosure lowers investors' information-processing costs and can…
Doszhan R.D.
This paper reviews the current state and prospects of green financing in Kazakhstan. It surveys the development of green bonds and sustainable finance frameworks in this emerging Central Asian economy. No abstract is available, so methodolo…
Björkholm L.
This paper examines how Nordic green bond issuers view the forthcoming EU Green Bond Standard. It focuses on issuer-side perspectives on compliance, taxonomy alignment, and issuance costs. It offers practical insight into how disclosure and…
Azam I.
This study examines how geopolitical risks affect green finance flows and whether institutional quality moderates this relationship. It suggests stronger institutions can buffer the negative effects of geopolitical risk on green investment,…
M. Regalado, V. Mashchenko, Ivan Sicilia +1
A PRISMA-based systematic review of 73 studies (2015–2025) synthesises evidence on how digital finance (DF) and green finance (GF) relate to sustainable economic growth. DF links to financial inclusion and resource allocation; GF to renewab…
Nur Afni Novia Mulya, Afiatin Dewi, M. Khoer
Using panel data regression on Indonesian Sharia commercial banks (BUS) for 2021–2025, this study examines how green finance, ESG, and good corporate governance (GCG) affect the sustainable growth rate (SGR). Green finance shows a significa…
Tom Bearpark, Ben Groom
This is a replication package (code and data) for the Nature Climate Change 2026 paper introducing the 'Carbon at Risk' measure for managing carbon removal risk and guiding portfolio construction. It enables verification and reuse of the me…
David Blaettner, Vanessa Weiss, Lydia Maria Lienhart +3
This brief draws on Invest4Nature (I4N) public-sector interviews to map the drivers and barriers of Nature-based Solution (NbS) investment and the role of different governance levels. NbS deliver cost-effective environmental, social and eco…
Rida Waheed
This study examines how Saudi Arabia's Green Credit Policy (GCP) affects listed firms' CO2 emissions from 2000 to 2024 using a two-way fixed-effects difference-in-differences design. GCP significantly reduces CO2, partially mediated by indu…
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This study proposes a computational framework for assessing the bankability of renewable energy projects financed through green finance in emerging economies. It quantifies the conditions under which projects become financeable, analyzing c…
Li Y.
A study examining how green finance affects inclusive green growth. No abstract is available, so the country, dataset, and method remain unclear. It speaks to the policy question of whether green lending and investment can deliver growth al…
Kwong R.
A bibliometric mapping of the intersection between green finance and FinTech. It visualizes research trends and thematic evolution, positioning 'green FinTech' as a future research direction. As a literature-mapping study rather than empiri…
Zhong T.
An empirical study asking whether green finance actually reduces corporate carbon risk. Without an abstract, methods and sample remain unclear, but the paper sits at the core of transition finance and ESG-effectiveness debates, with implica…
Yang Q.
An empirical study using spatial panel data analysis to examine how green finance development affects carbon emissions across Chinese regions. It accounts for spatial spillover effects, testing whether expanded green lending and investment …
Liu Z.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects energy efficiency, mediated through green technology innovation and shifts in energy structure. It suggests financial mechanisms can drive efficiency gains via innovation and structural…
Corral S.
A study examining whether perceptions of sustainable finance differ by gender. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it addresses how investor and consumer attitudes toward ESG and green finance vary across demographic groups.
Liu X.
An empirical study of how green finance affects carbon emissions in China, focusing on multilevel transmission channels and regional heterogeneity. It examines how financial policy and capital allocation influence emissions across regions, …
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