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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Jalalov, Mashkhurbek Gaybullo ugli
This conceptual, policy-oriented paper examines how ESG principles should be strategically integrated into banking—not as a reporting exercise but across governance, credit assessment, portfolio management, capital allocation, and risk mana…
Wei Zhang, Xu Ting Xu Ting
A systematic literature review of sustainable bond scholarship, using bibliometric clustering to map three trajectories: asset pricing, organizational finance, and intrinsic ecological efficacy. The synthesis shows a paradigm shift from tre…
Yusuf Khalilov
A comparative, integrative review of how sustainable finance aligns financial systems with ESG objectives. It argues developed economies benefit from advanced regulation and institutional capacity, while emerging and low-income countries fa…
Lalitha Suddapally, P. Asifa Tazeem, P. Vanishree Sah +2
This conceptual paper examines the relationship between the circular economy and finance, arguing that green bonds, sustainability-linked loans, and impact investing can scale circular business models. It notes that policy fragmentation, li…
Cunpu Li, Na Han, Jinlong Li
Treats China's green finance pilot zones as place-based environmental finance policy. Builds an SDG-coupled urban resilience index across 299 cities (2010–2023), combining two-way fixed effects with stacked double machine learning. Preferre…
Ahmed, Fatima, Bashir, Hassan
This review synthesizes sustainable finance across green bonds, climate-related financial mechanisms, and responsible investment. Green bond financial characteristics depend on liquidity, issuer credibility, certification, institutions, and…
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This paper analyzes challenges in building national green finance systems in emerging and transition economies, drawing on literature, international experience, and Uzbekistan's practice. It identifies legal and institutional preconditions …
Irin Nahar Maghnolia Shara, Monika Akter
This review examines global patterns, drivers, and barriers in green financing for SMEs. Governance, stakeholder engagement, and regulatory incentives enable adoption, while unclear rules, collateral requirements, low financial literacy, an…
Shukurullayev Davron Lutfullo o'g'li
This paper examines green project financing mechanisms in Uzbekistan, analyzing green loans, green bonds, PPPs, blended finance, and international financial institution resources. It identifies financial, economic, and institutional factors…
Samantha Raed
This study analyzes Oman's Sustainable Finance Framework as a mechanism to mobilize capital for renewable energy and low-carbon development under Vision 2040. It finds green bonds and sustainability-linked loans have attracted solar and win…
Diego Gustavo Toapanta-Cunalata
A review of 54 Scopus-indexed documents (2015–2026) on sustainable finance and financial risk, combining bibliometrics with NLP methods (PCA/t-SNE semantic clustering, Zipf's law). The field accelerated after 2021 (CAGR 20.8%), led by China…
Ravindu Nawanjana
This study examines how stock exchanges can drive bank green finance adoption, using mixed methods synthesizing 64 sources plus practitioner interviews. It identifies four drivers—market regulations, mechanisms, awareness, and incentives—an…
Umarova, Zulaykho
This qualitative study examines the development and prospects of Uzbekistan's green bond market, focusing on sovereign and corporate issuance, financing needs, and institutional and regulatory conditions. It finds notable progress following…
Veerle Colaert, Guido Ferrarini, Seraina Grünewald
Chapter 9 traces the historical development of sustainable finance at international and EU levels, from the 1987 Brundtland Report through the Paris Agreement, TCFD, NGFS, and the 2019 International Platform on Sustainable Finance, clarifyi…
Praveen Kumar Sahoo, Dushyant Mahadik
Using 2000–2023 Indian data, the study builds a green equity market development index (PCA of market cap, traded value, turnover) and estimates its effect on carbon intensity and ecological footprint via dynamic ARDL. Green finance reduces …
Apolline Simons, Lena Rethel
This chapter compares sustainable finance taxonomies in the EU and ASEAN, identifying differences in design, measurement approach, and overall outlook. ASEAN emphasizes member-state diversity, socio-economic development, and a broader green…
Ana Kundid Novokmet, Andrijana Rogosic, Petar Akrap
A survey of 270+ Croatian business students aged 18-30 examines drivers of green finance attitudes and adoption intentions. Pro-environmental behavior and sustainable finance literacy raise adoption likelihood, while greenwashing perception…
Madhuresh Kumar, Supriyo Mondal, Apeksha Sharma
This paper estimates the carbon intensity of Indian bank loans using an EEIO framework with scope-disaggregated, bottom-up sector intensities. Under Scope 1, power-sector exposure makes public-sector banks the highest-intensity lenders; und…
Tammbala S
A PRISMA-guided systematic review of 43 studies on renewable energy financing in Sub-Saharan Africa. Public and concessional capital dominate, but state- and donor-led models fail to build self-sustaining markets or durable private investme…
Fernandes S.
A critical analysis examining where green finance meets economic growth, focusing on impact investing's role in financing the low-carbon transition. It weighs the potential and limits of impact investing as a transition-finance channel. No …
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