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.
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Jing Tong, Regina Mulunda, Joel Victor Dossa
This study examines how financial inclusion affects carbon intensity in 35 Sub-Saharan African countries from 2000-2022, focusing on the mediating role of technological innovation. Using panel data and robust econometrics, it finds that gre…
Helu Liu, Lefen Lin
Using provincial panel data from China, this study shows that green finance significantly reduces trade-embodied carbon in manufacturing, with stronger effects in domestic trade and energy-intensive industries, operating through technologic…
Nour ABDRASSOUL
This paper evaluates the Congo Basin Blue Fund, a climate finance mechanism in Central Africa. Using literature review and case studies, it finds that the fund mobilizes international financing and promotes multi-stakeholder governance, but…
Jose Ramon Albert, Sonny Domingo, Deanne Lorraine Cabalfin +2
This Policy Note assesses the macroeconomic, fiscal, and financial stability risks of climate change for the Philippines, projecting significant GDP losses by 2040. It identifies a widening gap between climate commitments and implementation…
Davis Brian
This study examines climate-induced risks to asset-backed securities, identifying inadequate disclosure, mispricing, and regulatory fragmentation as key vulnerabilities. It advocates for policy reforms that integrate climate risk assessment…
Ms. Fareeda
This study examines the role of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) as a catalyst for sustainable finance in India. Combining secondary analysis of green bond trends (2020–2025) and a survey of 200 retail investors, it finds that the Unifie…
Jian Liu, Yongge Fu, Yan Chen
This paper examines the interaction between financial institutions' tail risk and investor sentiment in the context of green transition and financial innovation, using the TENET model and variance decomposition method. Findings show that ri…
Nathan de Arriba-Sellier
This paper examines green taxonomies as instruments for system change, highlighting their role as legal dictionaries for sustainable activities. It analyzes regulatory divides in sustainable finance, questioning whether taxonomies will be i…
Binglong Zhao, Vesarach Aumeboonsuke, Jiafu Su
This paper empirically analyzes how digital finance reduces carbon emissions using coverage, depth, and digitalization level as independent variables, green technology innovation as a mediator, and traditional financial support as a moderat…
Xue Lei, S. I. Khattak, Abroon Qazi +1
Using panel data from 12,101 firm-years across China's eight key emission sectors (2014-2024), this study finds that firms centrally positioned in analyst climate coverage networks produce more green patents. Three pathways drive this: reso…
Shikha Daga, Kiran Yadav, Pardeep Singh +1
This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the current perspectives and future projections of green finance. While specific findings are not available, it likely discusses the importance of environmentally conscious finance.
Jeongdae Yim, Su‐Yol Lee
Using Korean panel data, this study finds that green patenting reduces the cost of equity, especially for carbon- and energy-intensive firms. The effect is driven by reduced information asymmetry, highlighting green innovation as a signal t…
Alexander Schoeffel, Lukas Mueller, Florian Kiesel +2
This paper empirically examines the relationship between corporate carbon intensity disclosure and credit spreads, finding that firms with higher carbon intensity face higher borrowing costs. The results highlight the financial market impli…
Monica Singhania, Renuka Prasad
This study examines the impact of mitigation and adaptation climate finance on multiple environmental indicators across 33 Asian economies (2000-2021). Using dynamic panel GMM, it finds adaptation finance significantly reduces methane and n…
Gajanan Haldankar, Sheetal Arondekar, Swati Bhat +1
This study surveys 200 Indian public bank employees to analyze how green banking initiatives affect banks' environmental performance, with green finance as a mediator. Results show that green banking positively influences both green finance…
Mehmet Sahiner, Sisi Sung, James F. Devlin
This paper analyzes dynamic spillovers between FinTech, blockchain energy consumption, and green finance using a Quantile VAR framework on weekly data from 2018-2024. It finds asymmetry: FinTech and equity markets transmit shocks, especiall…
Geoffrey Heal, M. Lucchetta
This paper models how pro-social preferences hedge against ambiguity in green finance. Under policy uncertainty, if social impact returns are perceived as risky rather than ambiguous, investors' hurdle rates decrease, increasing green inves…
Fayçal Chiad
Using a quantile-on-quantile approach, this study examines how physical (natural disasters) and transition (policy uncertainty) climate risks affect U.S. clean energy and green bond indices from 2015 to 2023. Findings reveal complex, market…
S. Murniati, H. Herlina
This study examines the effect of sustainable financial decisions on firm value and the mediating role of green investment, using panel data from manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. Results show that sustainable …
Huan Zhu, Xinze Li, Qiuyun Zhao
This study empirically analyzes the impact of climate risk (both physical and transition risks) on the carbon footprint of bank loans. It examines how climate risks affect the carbon intensity of lending, offering insights for risk manageme…
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