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 101–120 of 533 papers
Yangiyeva, Guljahon
This paper examines theoretical and practical issues of improving investment efficiency in the green transition. It compares experiences from Germany, Japan, South Korea, China, Singapore, Finland, Australia, and Canada, and recommends gree…
Gleb L.
This paper analyzes how the investment attractiveness of green bonds is influenced by the issuer's sector and region. It suggests that differences in sector and region may affect investor preferences, providing insights for green bond marke…
X. Y. Zhou, Rachel Williams, G. Shrimali
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of corporate net zero transition on financing costs in the global energy and utilities sectors. It reveals the effect of transition plan announcements on costs and assesses investor reactions.
Perez O.
This paper analyzes compliance challenges of 'green defaults' (environmentally-friendly default investment options) in sustainable finance at the intersection of private and public law. It identifies gaps between regulatory frameworks and p…
Reitsema L.
This paper examines how corporate green bonds contribute to greenhouse gas emission reduction. Green bonds finance environmental projects and may influence issuers' emission management practices.
S. Mahapatra, M. Meher
This article analyzes why conditionality persists in climate finance and proposes justice-sensitive reforms. Using principal-agent theory and justice frameworks, it compares instruments like JETPs and debt-for-climate swaps, finding that ou…
P. Rajendran, Kamlesh P. Thote, Ekta Kasana +2
This paper examines the relationship between green finance instruments (green bonds, sustainability-linked loans, ESG-oriented strategies) and corporate sustainability performance through a literature review. Findings indicate that companie…
Simon Okola Olendo
This technical note examines how Public-Private Partnership models can convert climate ambition into bankable investment pipelines in developing economies. Using examples from South Africa, Morocco, Egypt, India, Kenya, Colombia, and Brazil…
Yoshihiro Hamaguchi, Ghalieb Mutig Idroes, Irsan Hardi +1
This paper examines whether ESG finance can contribute to pollution decontamination and decarbonization through industrial upgrading. It likely provides empirical evidence or a theoretical framework where industrial upgrading serves as a me…
Khan K.I.
This paper analyzes barriers to green finance adoption by linking economic and environmental factors, categorizing obstacles and proposing systemic solutions for policy and practice.
Wang Y.
This study explores the mechanism through which green finance influences enterprises' sustainable green innovation. Using theoretical frameworks and empirical analysis, it identifies pathways by which financing instruments drive environment…
Judith Tyson, Arka Chanda
This policy brief synthesizes findings on just transition finance, highlighting the lack of a robust business case as a key gap. It calls for policy leadership to set baselines and expectations, and provides recommendations for policymakers…
Chang Dou, Chang Liu, Jiarui Li +5
This paper quantitatively assesses the role of green finance in reducing carbon emissions from dairy production in China. It finds that green loans and sustainable investments significantly contribute to emission reductions, providing insig…
Opoku A.
This paper reviews digital green finance models for sustainable urban development, discussing current trends and future perspectives.
Lemishko O.
This paper examines the role of legislative quality in promoting green financing. It analyzes how regulatory frameworks affect the effectiveness of green finance mechanisms, arguing that legal certainty and enforcement enhance investor conf…
Kisby E.
This paper discusses how banks and FinTechs can collaborate to drive customer engagement for decarbonisation. It outlines partnership models and strategies to leverage fintech tools for climate action, highlighting the financial sector's ro…
János Kálmán
This article develops a conceptual framework linking regulatory dimensions (clarity, supervisory consistency, innovation facilitation) with systemic risk transmission channels (market concentration, data/model risk, regulatory arbitrage, gr…
Katarzyna Perez, Alan Celmerowski, Tomasz Gabrusewicz
Using panel data for Polish listed banks from 2012-2024, this study examines the dynamic relationship between ESG performance and cost of equity. While the static model finds no aggregate greenium, an inverted greenium appears for the Socia…
B. Keum
Using 8,541 firm-year observations from Korean non-financial firms (2019-2024), this study finds that ESG bond issuers exhibit significantly lower accrual-based earnings management than non-issuers, and this effect persists post-issuance. T…
Martin Macauley, F. Ogosi
This paper systematically reviews the role of green finance instruments (green bonds, sustainability-linked loans, etc.) in enhancing environmental compliance and sustainable competitiveness. It finds benefits such as reduced financing cons…
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