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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Fifi Rahma Dwiyanti, Dwi Cahyono
This study develops a conceptual model of determinants of financial disclosure and their implications for transparency and firm performance through a systematic literature review of 47 articles (2001-2025). Five major determinants are ident…
Chen M.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of market-based environmental regulations (e.g., emissions trading) on corporate ESG performance in China. It finds that stronger regulations improve ESG scores, offering insights for policymakers …
Lacerda de Carvalho P.
This paper provides empirical evidence on the relationship between ESG practices and cost of capital for companies in G20 countries. It suggests that better ESG performance is associated with lower cost of capital, reflecting investor deman…
Meher B.K.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of ESG scores on investment returns and stock market volatility. It suggests that firms with higher ESG scores may yield lower risk and more stable returns, highlighting the importance of ESG infor…
Xi J.
This study analyzes how divergence in ESG ratings affects cross-border financing costs, testing a dual mediation effect through global governance. It sheds light on the capital market impact of ESG rating inconsistencies.
Zhang X.
This study examines whether divergence in ESG ratings affects the cost of corporate debt. It finds that greater rating divergence leads to higher borrowing costs due to increased information asymmetry and investor uncertainty.
Gupta M.
This study examines the impact of sustainability reporting on banking performance, considering country-specific determinants. It likely finds that reporting practices influence financial outcomes, with variations across countries. The resea…
Chen Z.
This paper examines how firms use ESG strategies to rebuild stakeholder trust after a green innovation failure. It likely identifies mechanisms such as transparency, corrective actions, and third-party verification. The study contributes to…
Liu W.
This paper examines the impact of board gender diversity on ESG disclosure quality, suggesting a spillover effect from governance practices.
Li L.
This paper conducts a systematic review of the consequences of ESG disclosure. It synthesizes evidence on how disclosure affects corporate behavior and market valuation, offering insights for future disclosure regulation.
Abdelgawad H.N.M.
This study empirically examines the influence of chairman's political and royal authority on ESG disclosure in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Results suggest that firms with politically connected chairs exhibit different disclosu…
Olusola Babatunde
This systematic review examines how procurement transparency affects triple-bottom-line sustainability in developing economies. Using data from 2020-2026, it finds that higher transparency environments outperform lower ones by 28-43 percent…
D. Sushko, M. Samchyk, Anton Bykovets +2
This paper is a systematic review of financial transparency in investment relations, using PRISMA 2020 to analyze 42 peer-reviewed studies. It identifies four analytical configurations: information asymmetry reduction, corporate governance,…
S. A. Alavi-Borazjani, Muhammad Noman Shafique, Zeeshan Arshad
This study benchmarks 403 environmental KPIs across 25 major global ports, revealing that while ports have baseline transparency, outcome-oriented and integrative metrics are scarce. Blind spots in climate resilience, environmental finance,…
Elda Furi Lestari, Ambar Kusumaningsih
This study examines the effect of governance (Bloomberg Governance Score) on firm value (Tobin's Q) with institutional ownership as a moderator, using panel data from 43 consumer cyclical and non-cyclical firms listed on the Indonesia Stock…
Odai Abdel Rahman Tahat, Sharifah Buniamin
This study examines the relationship between social sustainability and financial performance using a manually constructed Social Performance Index (SPI) from annual disclosures of 49 Jordanian manufacturing firms (2018–2024, 343 firm-year o…
I. Guzov, Zhuldyz R. Babaeva
This paper examines the theoretical and institutional development of sustainability ratings amid growing regulatory pressure on non-financial reporting. It identifies methodological fragmentation due to diverse criteria, scoring scales, and…
Muhammad Masood Awan, S. Sharif
This paper assesses financial and non-financial risks of cement companies in Pakistan, including ESG compliance and corporate governance. It creates a scoring model to help investors evaluate risk.
J. Nair, C. Gounder, Shilpa Peswani
Using data from Indian banks, this study examines the impact of ESG disclosures on non-performing loan ratios. It finds that aggregate ESG disclosures significantly reduce NPLs, with governance indicators having the strongest effect, while …
Abhishek Kanoor
This study examines whether the performance effects of board gender diversity are conditioned by director nationality and generational cohort in Saudi Arabia post-Vision 2030. Using a panel of 152 Tadawul-listed firms (2017–2023), it finds …
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