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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Chien-Chiang Lee, Chih‐Wei Wang, Tsai-Yun Hu +2
This study empirically analyzes the relationship between carbon emissions and financial flexibility using an international firm-level sample. It finds that firms with higher emissions face tighter financial constraints, highlighting the imp…
Li J.
Analyzes 2,469 studies on green finance in China from a knowledge ecology perspective, examining policy governance features. Clarifies relationship between green finance policy frameworks and practice.
Nguyen L.T.M.
This study examines the cultural profiles of countries with high green bond issuance, exploring how national culture influences the development of green bond markets, a key instrument for climate finance.
Joana Setzer, Nina Koistinen, Kate Higham +1
This article analyzes two trajectories in European corporate climate litigation: extending public-law standards (human rights, carbon budgets) to private-law duties of care, due diligence, and disclosure; and the rise of polluter-pays litig…
Jing Ma, Yewei Wu, Wenxin Liu
This study examines whether China's Climate Investment and Financing Policy (CIF) promotes firms' climate adaptation innovation. Using Chinese A-share listed firms and a difference-in-differences approach, they find that CIF significantly i…
Antonio Naimoli, Giuseppe Storti
This paper analyzes whether climate, geopolitical, and economic policy uncertainty indices improve tail-risk forecasts for green and brown stocks. It finds that transition climate risk dominates at the 1% level for both asset classes, while…
Khaled Muhammad Hosni Sobehy, Lassaad Ben Mahjoub, Sahbi Gabsi
This paper addresses the misalignment between IFRS S2 climate risk disclosures and IAS 36 asset impairment testing. It constructs a framework combining deterministic and stochastic models (Monte Carlo with Merton Jump-Diffusion) to quantify…
Anthony Oyamendan, Babatunde Afolabi, Bojuwon Mustapha
This study empirically demonstrates that higher-quality climate risk disclosure reduces syndicated loan spreads, using 2,847 facilities from 156 banks across 23 countries (2022–2025). The effect is strongest (up to 141 bps) for green-commit…
B. Fakhruddin, Sultana Jahangir
This Perspective examines climate oversight in the world's largest pension and sovereign wealth funds. Using a harmonized disclosure framework and composite climate-risk proxies, it reveals a persistent climate finance gap, with most funds …
Jiayu Bao
This literature review synthesizes recent evidence on climate risk pricing in financial markets, the effectiveness of mandatory disclosure in reducing emissions, carbon pricing elasticity around two, supply-chain propagation of climate shoc…
Wang W.
This paper empirically analyzes Sino-US green finance cooperation from 2016 to 2022 using text analysis. By quantitatively examining policy documents and agreements, it reveals the actual state and progress of bilateral cooperation in green…
Niklas Stolz, Benedict Probst
This paper analyzes how value is captured in carbon crediting projects worldwide, identifying key beneficiaries and implications for carbon market integrity.
Khan A.
This paper provides global empirical evidence on the link between green bonds and air pollution, with a focus on emerging economies. It examines whether green bond issuance leads to improvements in air quality, offering insights for policym…
R Wang
This paper reviews theoretical and empirical arguments on whether institutional investors reduce corporate carbon emissions. It finds that the impact is conditional on ownership levels, investment horizon, governance expertise, and regulato…
Joop Huij, Dries Laurs, Philip Stork +1
This paper proposes 'Carbon Beta,' a market-based metric for assessing firms' exposure to climate transition risk. Addressing institutional investors' challenges in climate risk assessment, it offers a practical method derived from stock ma…
Wang R.
This paper empirically analyzes the drivers of sustainable green finance in OECD countries from the perspective of country-level risk and trade. It clarifies the impact of macroeconomic factors on the development of sustainable finance.
Jogi Panggabean
This paper examines blue carbon ecosystems as nature-based climate solutions, analyzing carbon sequestration rates, identifying gaps in policy integration, and highlighting certification bottlenecks in voluntary carbon markets. It discusses…
Lidia Loban
This paper provides empirical evidence on how regulatory alignment under the EU SFDR affects the credibility of climate disclosures, focusing on Article 9 funds. Findings suggest that stricter regulatory requirements enhance disclosure qual…
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This paper analyzes the effectiveness and challenges of voluntary net-zero commitments by financial institutions (e.g., NZBA, GFANZ). It critically examines the role of private-sector-led initiatives in achieving climate goals, offering imp…
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This review comprehensively surveys the existing literature on how climate change affects financial markets. It discusses the incorporation of climate risk into asset prices, the growth of green and transition finance, and regulatory develo…
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