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 1081–1100 of 1523 papers
Manasseh C.O.
This study explores the interconnections between climate-green bond financing, sustainable environment, and financial markets in Sub-Saharan Africa. It examines the impact of green bonds on environmental sustainability and financial market …
Chong K.W.
This paper conducts a bibliometric analysis of green bond premium literature, identifying emerging trends and research gaps. It systematically reviews factors driving green bond premiums and suggests future research directions, contributing…
Lou Y.
This paper examines the relationship between the green finance market and carbon neutralization capacity in China, exploring how financial instruments support emission reduction targets.
Yue H.
This paper empirically examines how green finance influences industrial green total factor productivity (GTFP) in China. The results show that green finance promotes GTFP through innovation and structural optimization. It offers policy impl…
He P.
This study decomposes oil price shocks into demand, supply, and risk components, then examines tail risk transmission to green finance markets using an EVT-TV P-VAR model. It finds asymmetric impacts of oil shocks on green bonds and clean e…
Essalihi B.
This paper explores how AI enhances the green bond market within the knowledge economy, improving efficiency and transparency in sustainable finance. It discusses AI-driven issuer assessment and investor decision support, contributing to ma…
Hunjra A.I.
This paper examines the impact of geopolitical risk, institutional governance, and green finance on achieving net-zero carbon emissions. It provides a theoretical framework and discusses policy implications.
Yang J.
This study combines GAN (Generative Adversarial Network) and GARCH models to analyze extreme risk spillovers from commodity markets to green finance markets. It aims to provide new evidence on risk transmission using advanced quantitative m…
Lee E.
This paper compares green bonds and green sukuk in terms of structure, issuance, and environmental impact. It highlights similarities and differences, and discusses the potential and challenges of Islamic finance for climate action.
Basid M.A.
This paper examines the role of green finance in supporting sustainable development and climate change mitigation, analyzing instruments like green bonds and sustainable investments to promote low-carbon transition.
Li C.
This paper examines how green bonds create a demonstration effect on other firms within the same region, potentially promoting the diffusion of green finance through regional spillovers.
Hong T.
This study examines how fintech innovations empower green bond underwriting by Chinese banks. Fintech reduces information asymmetry and enhances efficiency, potentially scaling green bond markets. Empirical evidence from Chinese banks shows…
Hussain C.S.U.
This study examines how managerial awareness of climate change affects corporate green bond issuance and whether managerial myopia (short-termism) moderates this relationship. Empirical analysis suggests that managers with higher climate aw…
Xu Y.
This paper analyzes time-varying causal effects between green finance and traditional financial markets in China using a multi-frequency approach. It reveals cross-influences at different time scales, offering policy implications for green …
Piao Z.
This study examines how green finance can overcome bottlenecks in green productivity, focusing on the moderating role of green transformation. Empirical analysis reveals conditions under which green finance enhances productivity.
Lai K.P.Y.
This paper examines green finance and climate transition from a financial geography perspective, analyzing regional differences, capital flows, and policy impacts to reveal spatial patterns of sustainable finance.
Zhang Y.F.
This paper empirically examines the dynamic spillover effects among green bonds, renewable energy, and carbon markets, revealing the interconnectedness of green finance markets.
Janah Nada, El Ganich Said, Yahyaoui Taoufiq +1
A systematic bibliometric review of green finance research from 2015-2026, using Web of Science and PRISMA guidelines. Findings reveal increasing publications since 2019, thematic clusters around sustainability transitions and digital finan…
M. Zioło, Elżbieta Szaruga, Anna Spoz
This study analyzes 9,218 publications from 2012-2025 on sustainable finance, using bibliometric analysis, text mining, and topic modeling (LDA). It identifies key trends including green finance, climate finance, ESG investing, and sustaina…
D. Khalfallah, Oumaima Haj Ammar, Hana Bejaoui +2
This paper reviews how European financial institutions integrate climate-related risks into governance, risk assessment, and regulation. Based on a literature review from 2015-2026, it analyzes physical, transition, and liability risks alon…
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