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 161–180 of 1761 papers
Li Y.
This paper appears to address how green finance can be structured to support corporate green transformation. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but the focus likely concerns transition finance and financing scheme design. Empirical…
Endri E.
A study examining the determinants of green bond issuance in Indonesia as sustainable financial instruments. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it addresses the conditions shaping green bond markets in an emerging economy. It off…
Li H.
A study examining how green finance and digital platforms interact to affect China's economic growth. Without an abstract, details are limited, but the focus is on synergies between green finance policy and digital infrastructure.
Arhinful R.
This paper frames sustainable finance through signaling theory, examining how sustainable financing activities shape and sustain corporate reputation. It suggests such activities act as credible signals to external stakeholders. Empirical d…
Clara I. González, Pedro Linares, Soledad Núñez +15
A Banco de España volume collecting contributions from a 2026 high-level conference co-organized with the NGFS, CEET and LSE's Transition Pathway Initiative Centre. It examines how climate change and the low-carbon transition affect the eco…
Hui Ding, Mingwei Liu, Lianghao Pan +2
A piece reframing mangrove restoration from a mere carbon sink toward financing ecosystem health, examining how blue-carbon credit credibility connects to nature-capital investment. Details unavailable as no abstract was provided.
Bernadett Kiss
This EU InterReg (Urban Transition Oresund) project report compiles international experiences with financing mechanisms for building renovations. Set in the Denmark-Sweden cross-border region, it compares funding approaches for energy-effic…
Atina Hidayati
This study analyzes how Islamic Green Finance (IGF) can accelerate Indonesia's green transition using a PRISMA-based SLR, bibliometric analysis, and ANP-BOCR synthesis. It maps three pillars—Sovereign Green Sukuk, corporate sukuk, and Islam…
Anil Yilmaz Vastardis
This article examines how profit margins are interpreted in investment treaty disputes over renewable energy, arguing that treating strong margins as legal entitlements for 'green' investments may undermine just transition goals. It situate…
Ye Jianmu, Fahad Waqas Mir, Misbah Ullah Khan
This study applies a QVAR network approach to examine spillover connectedness among climate finance assets, cryptocurrencies, carbon credits, and technology stocks. It maps risk-transmission channels and co-movement across these markets, sh…
Kiran J
Analyzing 200 firm-years across 20 Indian energy and climate-transition companies (2016-2025) using annual, ESG, and BRSR reports, the study finds green investment and renewable adoption rose sharply. Regression shows green investment signi…
Tin Huu Ho
A systematic review and bibliometric mapping of 139 Scopus-indexed articles (2020-2025) linking green finance with FinTech and AI, organized around four channels: information & transparency, risk assessment & pricing, financial inclusion, a…
Fera Widyanata, Reska Rahmatullah, Dian Anggraini +1
Using panel data from seven Indonesian ministries (2018–2024) and a fixed-effects model, this study examines how Green Sukuk and Climate Budget Tagging (CBT) affect sustainable infrastructure development. Together they explain 89.86% of var…
Penpitcha Sitthiwong, Tossapon Katongtung, Korrakot Yaibuathet Tippayawong +4
A bibliometric analysis of green finance research from 1990–2025 using Scopus and network visualization. Output grew exponentially after 2018, centered on green finance, sustainable development, and green bonds, with emerging themes in clim…
Yeow K.E.
An empirical study examining how green bond issuance affects firms' environmental and financial performance. The abstract is unavailable, so methods and findings are unverified, but the work addresses whether green financing translates into…
Li Y.
An empirical study examining how ESG news sentiment affects green bond credit spreads, with attention to the moderating role of institutional environment. It suggests ESG information shapes investors' pricing and thus issuers' cost of capit…
Alhejaili M.O.
This work examines how Saudi Arabia's financial regulation can integrate climate change risks and sustainability goals. It outlines pathways toward scaling green finance within a national regulatory framework. Though details are unavailable…
Krastev B.
A bibliometric analysis mapping research trends and challenges in green finance within sustainable development. It organizes publication clusters, dominant themes, and emerging directions, offering a structural overview of the field's knowl…
Hapid Durohman, Annes N. Khoirunnisa
Using second-generation panel cointegration methods on seven ASEAN economies (2001–2023), this study finds that renewable energy investment and green finance significantly reduce CO2 emissions, while FDI, GDP growth, and gross fixed capital…
Tianxu Lan, Boqiang Lin
An empirical study examining whether coal price uncertainty amplifies firm-level risk in China's market. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unverified, but the work links fossil-fuel price volatility to corporate financial ris…
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