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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Sudipta Bose, Farhana Islam, Kristina Minnick +2
Using 16,274 firm-year observations from 50 countries (2007–2023), this study shows that higher firm-level carbon risk is associated with greater financial constraints. High-quality carbon disclosure weakens this link by reducing informatio…
Wahyu Indah Sari, Sirojuzilam Hasyim, M. Syafii
This study develops the Green Macroprudential Banking Stability Framework (GMBSF) to explain how sustainable finance affects banking system resilience. Using panel dynamic analysis of multi-institution banking data (2015–2024), it finds tha…
Matteo Mazzarano, G. Guastella, S. Pareglio +2
Using CDS spreads and Merton's Distance to Default for EU-ETS-covered European firms, this paper shows that carbon prices and verified emissions raise credit risk while voluntary emissions disclosure lowers it. Divergent effects between com…
Muhammed Mustafa Tuncer Çalışkan
This review examines how climate physical and transition risks affect financial stability and interact with Basel III. It argues aggregate ESG scores should not substitute for prudential risk indicators, since climate risk materializes thro…
Daniel Ramos-García, C. López-Martín, R. Arguedas-Sanz
This study uses propensity score matching to examine how participation in SBTi, CDP, and NZBA affects financial institutions' capital structure. CDP participation reduces both risk-weighted and non-risk-weighted capital ratios, supporting a…
Xiaoyan Zhou, Min Ruan, Jing Yu +2
Using a difference-in-differences model across 24 countries (2014-2023), this study links statutory net-zero targets to clean energy investment. Laws targeting 2045 or earlier drive large, significant investment increases, while 2050-or-lat…
S. A. Sait
This paper analyzes climate finance and green trade transitions across three dimensions: the EU CBAM's asymmetric compliance burdens on developing-economy exports (steel, cement, aluminium); the scaling of green bond markets past USD 4 tril…
Cianforlini M.
This study examines how European members engage with and shape the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank's energy strategy. It analyzes the interplay between multilateral development bank lending policy and evolving sustainable-finance norms…
Felix Rossmann, Jan Greitens, Lisa Knoll
This study compares two European SME surveys (2023, 2025) on sustainable finance engagement. SMEs rely mainly on internal funds, bank loans, and public programmes, while capital-market and green instruments remain largely irrelevant. Many i…
Cicchini D.
An empirical study examining the link between GHG emissions and firms' cost of debt across European firms, distinguishing mandatory from voluntary disclosure regimes. It tests whether higher emitters face higher borrowing costs and how disc…
Waidelich, Paul, Crassier, Constance, de Boer, Harmen Sytze +3
This replication package supports Waidelich et al. (2026, Nature Climate Change) on how financing cost differences affect global energy and industry decarbonization. It provides country- and sector-level after-tax nominal WACC estimates, pa…
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This paper examines ESG momentum pricing in corporate bonds, identifying a credibility barrier that conditions investor rewards for sustainability improvements. Using a decade-long panel of 3,380 EUR-denominated bonds, it finds state-contin…
Monday Sunday Adiaha
This study analyzes the structure and sufficiency of global climate finance flows against Paris targets, finding 2019 flows of $579B insufficient, with private investment concentrated in renewables and public finance foundational but limite…
Shigeyuki Hamori
This paper analyzes risk transmission between brown and green energy equity markets during the energy transition using a quantile-frequency framework. It finds that connectedness is state- and horizon-dependent, with physical climate risk r…
Hunter Hughes
The clean transition is constrained by a macro-financial trap: Global South projects face 10-18% WACC, doubling solar LCOE. FX mismatch is the key barrier; a $50B multilateral FX guarantee facility could cut tariffs by ~40%. Reforms to MDBs…
Luke Hatton
This paper quantifies the climate-related losses and damages from new UK oil and gas fields, demonstrating that their economic value destruction is global in scale. By clarifying the costs of fossil fuel expansion, it underscores the urgenc…
Liu H.
This paper empirically analyzes how regulatory environments influence green bond issuance among active OECD issuers, suggesting that stronger policy frameworks may boost issuance volumes and market participation.
Vanessa Weiss, Lydia Maria Lienhart, Rebekka Thieringer +1
This two-pager summarizes key takeaways from an Invest4Nature webinar on making Nature-based Solutions (NbS) finance-relevant. Representatives from insurance, banking, asset management, and corporate finance discussed private investment, Nb…
Mousumi Ghosh, Manvendra Pratap Singh
This paper examines how transition risk affects bank stability, focusing on the moderating role of climate governance. It considers lending to hard-to-abate sectors and suggests that robust climate governance can mitigate adverse effects on…
Renata Karkowska
This chapter clarifies climate risk taxonomy and transmission channels into financial markets, then analyzes how ESG pressures from regulation, disclosure, and legal constraints shape investor behavior. It examines pricing of climate risks,…
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