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 441–460 of 1350 papers
Hu D.
This exploratory study examines the development of green finance, focusing on its origins, motives, and barriers. It provides insights into the drivers and challenges of green finance, though specific empirical details are not available fro…
Azhgaliyeva D.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of oil price shocks on the green bond market. It examines whether green bonds respond differently from conventional bonds and how investor environmental preferences affect pricing. Findings offer i…
Lei D.
This paper proposes a method for analyzing and predicting stages of green finance using sliding window decision trees and clustering. By capturing the progression of green finance in a data-driven manner, it may offer useful insights for in…
Maltais A.
This paper examines the role of green bonds in advancing corporate sustainability. While specific methods and findings are unclear, it likely discusses how green bond issuance influences environmental performance and ESG ratings.
Manoj Kumar Rawat
This package formalizes an institutional, digital-evidence, financing, benefit-sharing, and settlement architecture for smallholder carbon finance in India. It includes a responsibility matrix, MRV data dictionary, financial model, safeguar…
Filipp Ushchev, Guntram Wolff
This paper develops a novel model of green investments combining portfolio choice and voluntary public goods provision. Heterogeneous agents (in time preference and size) show that long-term investors hold more green bonds, larger economies…
Adrienn Veit, Elvira Böcskei
This study examines whether the accounting dimension appears in international literature on accounting treatment of green and sustainable financial instruments. From 1,721 Scopus-indexed articles, 165 relate to accounting, reporting, or dis…
Pooja Mehta, Saijal Gulati, Amarjit Kaur Passi
This study examines psychological factors influencing retail investors' pre-adoption attitudes and intentions toward green investments, using survey data from 540 investors in North India and PLS-SEM analysis. Findings show that autonomy, c…
Svitlana BILAN, Dmytro HALYNSKYI
Using a balanced panel of 37 European countries (2018-2023), this study examines how venture capital expenditures affect the creation and financing of green and digital energy startups. It finds significant positive effects with a two-year …
Olena CHURIKANOVA, Daiva JUREVIČIENĖ, Alina SNISAR
This study analyzes the association between green bond issuance and macro-financial indicators (renewable energy consumption, current account balance, inflation, investment, FDI) using panel data from Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden fo…
Gorni, Flavio
This study argues that current sustainable finance taxonomies (EU Taxonomy, Chinese Green Bond Catalogue, GIZ/SBFN framework) fail to adequately price physical climate risk, especially compound risk. Comparing flood cases in Ravenna, Italy …
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This paper examines the role of green bonds in financing the climate transition, reviewing regulatory frameworks such as the EU Taxonomy and Green Bond Principles. Through case studies of two Greek firms (GEK TERNA and HELLENiQ ENERGY), it …
Shindhe, Praveen R., Tapas, Dattatreya, Annigeri, Sumitra
This paper reviews the current state and growth of sustainable finance and green investment, highlighting ESG integration and green bonds. The green bond market grew 50% in 2021, surpassing half a trillion dollars, with investments directed…
A, Aswatha narayana
This paper reviews India's evolving green finance architecture, including SEBI regulations, RBI frameworks, sovereign green bonds, and industrial policy. It identifies implementation bottlenecks such as regulatory coordination gaps, evolvin…
Mishra, Deblina
This study analyzes the reality of green finance in India, assessing whether it serves as a genuine vehicle for sustainable development or merely corporate branding. It highlights the role of ICSI's frameworks and ESG/BRSR guidance in embed…
Wei zhang
This study examines the relationship between green finance and environmental sustainability in BRICS countries using 25 years of panel data and the MMQR method. Findings show that green finance and environmentally friendly economic developm…
Sharma, Anshita
This paper provides an overview of green finance as an emerging space for sustainable investment, integrating environmental considerations into financial decision-making. It discusses key instruments like green bonds and sustainability-link…
Wei P.
This paper examines the impact of economic policy uncertainty (EPU) on green bond markets using wavelet-based quantile regression. It reveals how EPU affects green bonds across different time scales and market conditions, offering insights …
Xing H.
This paper examines the benefits that issuers can gain from green bond issuance, including potential lower financing costs, expanded investor base, and impacts on firm value. It provides an analytical framework or empirical evidence to unde…
Strauß N.
This paper critically analyzes op-eds in the Financial Times to examine how sustainable finance is framed in media discourse. It offers insights into narrative construction but has limited direct implications for GX practice.
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