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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Prokopchuk L.
This paper examines innovative financial instruments designed to stimulate renewable energy development in Ukraine. It explores green bonds, guarantees, and blended-finance schemes amid war damage and reconstruction funding needs. The focus…
Chandran R.
This paper theoretically examines green banking adoption in India, focusing on regulatory uncertainty and institutional barriers, and proposes policy solutions. It contributes a framework for understanding institutional drivers of greening …
Stylianou T.
An empirical study examining how financial inclusion relates to carbon-intensive path dependence in oil-exporting economies. It asks whether expanding financial access accelerates low-carbon transition or locks in fossil-fuel dependence. No…
Lahiani A.
A study examining asymmetries in sustainable finance under market stress, focusing on SMEs, ESG, and energy innovation. It appears to analyze how tail dynamics shape SME ESG evaluation and financing during market turbulence. Details are lim…
Alkan N.
Proposes an ESG-based framework for assessing green finance investment risks using a decomposed fuzzy environment. It quantifies investment risk while handling subjective and uncertain expert judgments. Positions ESG factors as inputs to fi…
Cappa F.
An empirical study asking when green bond issuance actually benefits expected firm performance, rather than assuming a uniform effect. It suggests the payoff depends on firm and market conditions. Relevant to corporate green financing strat…
Yu Y.
An empirical study examining whether China's green finance reform pilot zones promote corporate long-term investment. It analyzes how green finance policy shapes firms' investment horizons and capital allocation. Details are unavailable as …
He L.
This study appears to examine how green finance and technological innovation interact to shape economic growth in China. Without an abstract, the exact methods and data are unclear, but it likely links green credit and green bond supply to …
Liu J.
This study examines how green bond financing drives renewable energy investment in China and its implications for sustainable development. It suggests green bond market growth supports renewables deployment, though methodological details ar…
Paramayuda A.A.R.
An empirical study examining whether CEOs with STEM backgrounds drive stronger corporate climate transition, using worldwide evidence. It links executive attributes to climate performance, offering governance insights for decarbonization st…
Yiyun Jiang, Abbas Ali Chandio, Korhan K. Gökmenoğlu +2
Using 2000-2023 panel data for ASEAN-5 (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam), this study finds energy security, green finance, and communication technology adoption significantly raise food production, while climate change r…
Feng Zhao, Yueyue Qiu, Yao Wu +1
An empirical study, apparently from Chinese academic institutions, examining how uncertainty surrounding the low-carbon economic transition affects corporate financialization (firms' shift toward financial asset holdings). It likely suggest…
Seyed Amirhossein Shojaei, Jesús Cuauhtémoc Téllez Gaytán, Bashar Yaser Almansour +1
Analyzes risk transmission among EUA prices, green bonds, ESG equity indices, conventional and digital assets using 2,143 daily observations (Jan 2018–Mar 2026). VAR-X/GFEVD yields a full-sample TCI of 39.31% (rolling mean 43.03%), rising d…
Richard Endörfer
This paper critiques Broome and Foley's 'climate bargain' approach, which envisions a World Climate Bank mediating a Pareto-improving deal between current emitters and future generations. Drawing on externality economics, the author argues …
Vashishta A.
This paper examines how digital investment platforms mobilise green capital, using a multi-method, case-based approach. It sits at the intersection of fintech and sustainable finance, illuminating practical funding channels. With no abstrac…
Hale G.
An empirical study examining how the industrial composition of syndicated lending shifts when banks adopt climate commitments. It links credit allocation toward carbon-intensive sectors with banks' climate targets, offering evidence relevan…
Zhang X.
An empirical study of the 'dual effects' of green credit policy: it can spur corporate green innovation while simultaneously shifting pollution elsewhere. Suggests environmental gains and regulatory leakage may coexist, with implications fo…
Liu Y.
This study examines how exposure to climate regulation risk shapes the pricing and risk-sharing incentives of syndicated loans. It likely analyzes how lenders adjust spreads and sharing structures for borrowers facing regulatory risk. Findi…
Jeyaprabha B.
This work explores predictive modeling approaches in finance to measure, track, and accelerate progress toward global Sustainable Development Goals. Without an available abstract, the specific methods and findings remain unclear, but it app…
Wang B.
An empirical study examining how green finance innovation policy affects carbon emissions through industry spillover effects, using listed companies in China's Pearl River Delta. It suggests the policy drives emission reductions beyond dire…
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