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 521–540 of 1761 papers
Hale G.
An empirical study examining how the industrial composition of syndicated lending shifts when banks adopt climate commitments. It links credit allocation toward carbon-intensive sectors with banks' climate targets, offering evidence relevan…
Zhang X.
An empirical study of the 'dual effects' of green credit policy: it can spur corporate green innovation while simultaneously shifting pollution elsewhere. Suggests environmental gains and regulatory leakage may coexist, with implications fo…
Liu Y.
This study examines how exposure to climate regulation risk shapes the pricing and risk-sharing incentives of syndicated loans. It likely analyzes how lenders adjust spreads and sharing structures for borrowers facing regulatory risk. Findi…
Jeyaprabha B.
This work explores predictive modeling approaches in finance to measure, track, and accelerate progress toward global Sustainable Development Goals. Without an available abstract, the specific methods and findings remain unclear, but it app…
Wang B.
An empirical study examining how green finance innovation policy affects carbon emissions through industry spillover effects, using listed companies in China's Pearl River Delta. It suggests the policy drives emission reductions beyond dire…
Shi M.
An empirical study examining how green finance and environmental regulations affect CO2 emissions across the Next Eleven (N-11) economies, and how social and economic globalization moderate these effects. It offers evidence on climate polic…
Zhang G.
An empirical study using Chinese urban data to test whether green finance alleviates the energy trilemma of security, equity and environmental sustainability. It suggests channels through which green lending and bonds support energy transit…
Haouas I.
This study empirically examines how energy security, digital technology adoption, and green finance affect food and agricultural productivity in emerging South Asian economies. It explores pathways through which green finance and digitaliza…
Donnelly D.
This paper explores an 'investment emissions intensity tax' as a policy tool to steer institutional capital toward low-carbon investment. By taxing portfolios based on their emissions intensity, it aims to accelerate investor decarbonizatio…
Wang L.
This paper examines how financial instruments and national governance interact to advance SDG 13 (climate action), moving beyond narrow climate finance toward sustainable development. It likely explores how green bonds, climate investment, …
Chioma Juliet Obaro
Interviews with 12 senior executives at Nigerian listed banks reveal three conceptualizations of sustainable finance: compliance-centric, risk-centric, and strategy-embedded. Banks engaging with global frameworks (Equator Principles, UN PRB…
Ming-Sheng Hu, Nan Peng
This study finds that local government environmental governance significantly increases trade credit financing for heavily polluting firms, driven by improved environmental disclosure and greater green transition investment. The effect is s…
Tom Bearpark, Ben Groom
This provides replication code and data for the Nature Climate Change paper introducing the 'Carbon at Risk' measure to quantify carbon removal risk and guide portfolio construction. It enables researchers to verify and extend the methodolo…
Haibo Wang, Lutfu Sua, Jaime Ortiz +2
Using TVP-VAR on daily data (2013-2023), this study examines volatility spillovers between seven critical mineral ETFs and energy, carbon, sentiment, and infrastructure variables. High-ESG portfolios contribute significantly to shocks; WTI …
Feng Y.
An empirical study examining how industrial robot adoption affects green finance in emerging economies, integrating geopolitical risk shocks. It appears to test the link between automation/industrial upgrading and green capital access, and …
Zirek D.
This study examines whether third-party certification of green bonds delivers benefits to investors. It probes how certification affects credibility, pricing, and investor valuation of green bonds. The findings speak to the role of verifica…
Gronwald M.
This study analyzes green bond returns and the dynamic linkages between green and traditional financial markets using a Thick Pen approach. It visualizes co-movement and spillovers between green bonds and conventional assets, assessing the …
Chen L.
An empirical study of listed Chinese banks examining whether FinTech adoption promotes green finance such as green lending and green bonds. It likely tests both the cost-reduction channel that expands green credit and the short-term profit …
Shah S.S.
This study assesses how green bond issuance affects renewable energy innovation and sustainable growth. It examines the channel through which green financing stimulates renewable R&D and deployment, with implications for policy and market d…
Mnif E.
A study examining synergies between green finance, clean energy, and AI in global shipping markets. It appears to address the intersection of decarbonization financing and technology adoption in maritime transport, though no abstract is ava…
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