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.
Showing 41–60 of 63 papers
V. Zhelyazkova
This paper examines the integration of climate transition risk into EU banking supervision, reviewing ECB and EBA guidelines, stress testing practices, and strategic adaptations by banks. It highlights challenges in scenario design and risk…
Li Jia, Qingcai Meng
This paper explores how digitalization amplifies green finance, focusing on financing green innovation. It analyzes the role of digital technologies in enhancing green finance mechanisms and provides implications for policy and practice.
Nicholas S.P. Tay, Sun-Young Park
This study develops an integrated framework to reframe finance theory within planetary boundaries. It argues the neoclassical paradigm cannot price risks from breaching Earth-system thresholds, proposing an embedded firm model within biophy…
Chien-Chiang Lee, Liujun Wang, Jiangnan Li
This study analyzes the impact of green finance policy (GFP) on the new energy system (ES) using Chinese A-share listed firms from 2010-2023. Using DID, it finds GFP positively affects ES. Information disclosure strengthens this effect, whi…
Parmod Kumar, Padam Bhushan, Ercan Özen
This chapter examines the evolution of green bonds from multilateral issuances to widespread adoption, analyzing their use-of-proceeds model and regulatory frameworks. It identifies challenges such as fragmented standards, high certificatio…
Mladen Savić, Toma Marjanović
This paper analyzes the key role of banks in mobilizing capital for the green transition by integrating ESG criteria and managing sustainability risks. It shows that ESG integration changes credit risk management and enables banks to contri…
Annika Stenström
This doctoral dissertation analyzes how experts and organizations enable or constrain green finance through a lens combining International Political Economy and Science and Technology Studies. It examines cases from EU sustainable finance t…
Mukta Arora
This review synthesizes evidence on green bonds' growth and impact on sustainable finance. It finds that green bonds enhance access to funding for environmental projects, improve market transparency through reporting and verification, and a…
Weirong He, Sameer Kumar
This chapter comprehensively analyzes the impact of European green finance policies on sustainable development. It highlights how climate change risks (physical and transition) affect economic systems and examines case studies from major Eu…
Bhutta U.S.
This paper assesses the readiness of the financial system to support carbon neutrality, evaluating current capital flows, climate risk assessment, and the role of policies and regulations.
Tukhtabayev A.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of green bonds on sustainable development. It finds positive effects on environmental and economic indicators, highlighting the importance of promoting green bond issuance and enhancing transparenc…
Pietrzyk R.
This study empirically examines the impact of green bond issuance on stock prices of European listed companies, finding a positive market reaction. The results support the value-enhancing role of green bonds for corporate financial performa…
Marpaung N.N.
This study examines how ESG disclosure and credit risk governance affect firm value in banks across the Asia-Pacific region. Using an institutionally diverse dataset, it identifies key drivers of firm value during the transition to green ba…
Chang Wang, Yuefang Guo, Daoping Wang +7
This study uses data from over 10,000 firms in 64 economies to examine the effects of sustainable finance policies on Scope 1 GHG emission reductions. It finds that promotional and incentive-based policies are more effective than prudential…
Apolline Simons, Lena Rethel
This paper examines how Southeast Asian countries, despite subordination in global finance, have exercised non-hegemonic agency in developing green taxonomies that prioritize socio-economic development over profit maximization. Using softwa…
Gertjan Wijburg, Richard Waldron
This paper critically examines the feasibility of green transition under financialized capitalism, proposing three strategies of 'green de-financialization': re-embedding finance in sustainable production, reforming financial governance, an…
Tyrone Ezekiel H. Panggabean
This study examines how governance capacity and climate policy credibility in Southeast Asia's energy markets affect climate transition risk and investment. Weak policy implementation may lead to higher perceived transition risk and capital…
Romulo R. Alves, R. Bos, Bertrand Groslambert +1
This paper analyzes the information content of second-party opinion (SPO) ambition assessments in the sustainability-linked bond (SLB) market using a hand-collected dataset. It finds that highly ambitious SLBs are associated with modest emi…
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
This guide provides policymakers with a practical roadmap to translate climate objectives into investment opportunities. It outlines approaches to integrate investment and FDI needs into NDCs, align national policy frameworks with climate g…
Lévy, Nathalie, Moukoumia, Derick
This paper systematically reviews the integration of double materiality into EU sustainable finance labels (SFDR, CSRD, Taxonomy). It analyzes impact measurement mechanisms such as Principal Adverse Impacts (PAI), green share, and sectoral …
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