This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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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Sarika Murty, Vedant Singh
This paper argues that green finance acts as an institutional catalyst for sustainable technology, entrepreneurship, and economic transitions toward the SDGs. It highlights the role of financial mechanisms in achieving sustainability goals …
Regita Natasya Subekti, Judith Tagal G. Sinaga, Valentine Siagian
This study analyzes the impact of FinTech adoption and digital green economy on sustainable investment in Indonesian banks. FinTech shows a positive effect, while digital green economy shows a negative effect due to transition costs and str…
Sarath Chandran MC, Renju Chandran
This paper presents a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of the evolution and impact of green finance research. It identifies research trends, key topics, influential papers and authors, providing insights for future research directions.
Jaishree, Satyanarayana Murthy Dogga
This study examines the role of green finance in promoting sustainable economic growth across eight South Asian countries from 2002 to 2022. Using a Panel ARDL framework, it finds a stable long-run relationship, with renewable energy and in…
Congfen Liu, Fang Zhu
This paper examines how financial systems influence the climate agenda through a comparative analysis of green finance and energy transition across economies. It highlights the role of institutional frameworks and policies, identifying chal…
Abeer Matar
This comparative study examines the role of green finance as a source of climate finance. Without an abstract, specific findings are unknown, but it likely contributes to understanding international funding mechanisms.
Arjuna Dibley
This chapter critiques current climate finance regulatory approaches such as disclosure mandates and green taxonomies, arguing they narrowly address information market failures and create carbon and climate risk leakage. It proposes legal m…
Katarzyna Burzynska, Sara Jonsson, Lu Liu +1
This study examines the causal effect of board networks on corporate carbon emissions using a sample of 1,952 firms across 48 countries from 2003 to 2020. Employing dynamic stacked regressions with exogenous carbon-regulation shocks, it fin…
Shiva Balliram, Eduardo Pereira, Mostapha Al-Masry
This paper analyzes the disparity between climate finance contributions and military spending by major polluters, with a focus on the Climate Loss and Damage Fund (CLDF) established at COP27/COP28. It highlights the need for innovative fina…
Xiaoyan Sun
This paper examines how green finance, particularly green bonds, affects the quality of corporate environmental disclosure in listed firms across China, Japan, South Korea, and India. Using a difference-in-differences approach, it finds tha…
Abdullah Almutairi
This study examines the impact of climate change disclosure on the cost of debt using a sample of 83 Egyptian listed firms. It finds that climate change disclosure reduces the cost of debt, and that political connections and ESG disclosure …
Naima Lassoued, Imen Khanchel
This study uses a panel smooth transition regression model to demonstrate that greenhouse gas emissions have asymmetric effects on stock liquidity. Increased emissions reduce liquidity, but the magnitude varies with firm characteristics and…
Yunling LI, Seong Hun YOO
This paper examines how Chinese development finance affects greenhouse gas emissions in recipient countries, highlighting heterogeneity based on political regimes. It finds that democratic institutions enhance the emission-reducing effects,…
Kubiliūtė, Dalia
This article examines the legal challenges of regulating financial service providers in the context of climate change, focusing on EU's SFDR and CSRD. It analyzes the balance between long-term societal benefits and compliance burdens, argui…
Yuhan Liu
This study examines whether ESG performance influences industry allocation in private equity (PE) investments under decarbonization targets. Using industry-level ESG indicators and PE data, it finds heterogeneous allocation patterns, partic…
Leandro, Aline
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon credit tokenization on sovereign debt risk and institutional credibility, using Brazil's NTN-G (Green Treasury Note) as a case. It shows how environmental performance affects sovereign bond pricing t…
Jixu Zhu, Siyuan Liu
This study evaluates the causal impact of China's 2017 Green Finance Pilot Zone policy on sustainable land management, using a two-way fixed effects model. It finds that the policy significantly reduced fertilizer intensity in pilot regions…
Delkaso, Paul
GEST is a capital structuring doctrine that integrates five layers (sovereign concessional finance, policy-linked instruments, private institutional capital, carbon monetization under Article 6, and structured yield enhancement) to address …
ZAATIR Syrine, Houssam BOUZGARROU
This study examines how environmental regulation moderates the effect of green-sector venture capital (VC) on CO₂ emissions in 21 European countries from 2007 to 2021. Using FGLS and GMM estimations, it finds that VC investments significant…
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This study assesses Bangladesh Bank's readiness to shift from a green banking framework to a sustainable central banking model. Through comparative analysis with the ECB and PBoC, it identifies a lack of advanced risk management tools such …
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