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 301–320 of 931 papers
Rafael Gondim Tomaz, Márcio Laurini, Adriano Barasal Morales
This study investigates the carbon risk premium in the Brazilian stock market using a Brown-Minus-Green (BMG) factor. Analyzing 1,282 firms from 2000-2022, it finds a negative and significant premium, indicating green assets have lower expe…
Malafronte Irma, Pereira John, Rakeeb Fathima Roshan
This paper examines how carbon performance and climate governance affect equity risk. Using S&P500 data from 2009-2023, it finds that both factors individually reduce total and unsystematic risk, but their combined effect is less than the s…
Owain Johnson
This paper details the structuring and execution of the first carbon credit securitization in the primary market. Standard Bank bundled CERs from CDM projects (mainly in China) and sold them in tranches with varying delivery certainty, prov…
Qingzhou Ma, Bai Lyu, Weidong Wang
Using panel data of 41 Chinese cities from 2010-2024, this study finds that a one-standard-deviation increase in green finance index reduces carbon emission intensity by about 23.6% of the sample mean. Green technology innovation and indust…
Jay Mar D. Quevedo
This paper argues that integrating a One Health approach into blue carbon projects can enhance both implementation and financing by demonstrating health co-benefits beyond carbon sequestration. Using a Philippine case study, it shows how ma…
Yu C.
This empirical study examines the impact of green credit and green venture capital on carbon emission reduction in China. It reveals mechanisms and validates the effectiveness of green finance policies using firm-level data.
Djekonbe D.
This paper empirically examines the effects of green finance on inclusive growth in African countries, suggesting that green finance can promote economic growth and reduce inequality in the region.
Wu X.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of China's green finance reform on firm-banking relationships, examining how policy changes affect lending behavior and corporate environmental performance.
Sharma R.
This paper evaluates the effectiveness of sustainable financial instruments, such as green bonds and sustainability-linked loans, in contributing to the UN SDGs. It likely provides a framework or empirical evidence on how these instruments …
Zhang J.
This study empirically examines the impact of China's environmental courts (a judicial reform) on corporate green finance behavior. It finds that stronger environmental enforcement through courts encourages firms to engage in green financin…
Wang X.
This paper explores the bidirectional influence between green finance and carbon productivity. It examines through theoretical and empirical analysis how financial instruments affect carbon efficiency and vice versa.
Zaka R.
This study empirically examines the impact of green finance and financial inclusion on trade-adjusted carbon emissions in the BRICST region, providing policy insights for achieving sustainable development goals.
Ashraf M.
This paper compares governance and green finance in developed and developing Asian NDC economies, examining climate finance mechanisms and policy effectiveness to provide regional insights.
Iddrisu K.
This paper examines the role of green finance and banking policy in funding clean energy projects in Africa. It analyzes how financial institutions and regulatory frameworks can facilitate investment, highlighting barriers and opportunities…
Rabbani M.R.
A comprehensive review of sustainable finance literature using bibliometric and narrative methods. It identifies key trends, themes, theoretical frameworks, and innovations, offering insights for both academia and practice.
Uttam Golder, Nishat Rumaly, Meher Nigar +2
This study analyzes the impact of fintech credit and cybersecurity on global carbon emissions. It provides a quantitative assessment of how these factors affect emissions, shedding light on the role of digital finance and security in enviro…
Ruslan Motyl, Taras Tsiura
This paper develops a theoretical and methodological framework for assessing carbon credits as a financial source for agricultural enterprises. Using scenario modeling for a 5,000-hectare farm, net income ranges from USD 0.83 to USD 14.00 p…
Asmir Kosovac
This paper presents methodological insights from the Sarajevo Learning Site of the BIOFIN-EU project on co-designing finance for Nature-based Solutions (NbS). Using the Mojmilo Urban Forest case study, it identifies systemic barriers such a…
Phan Khanh Duy, Thanh Tiep Le
Examines how green banking practices affect environmental performance in Vietnam's banking sector using survey data from 339 employees and managers and PLS-SEM analysis. Finds that green finance and perceived ethical commitment (PEC) act as…
Zdravka Tzankova, James Muchira, Carol Ziegler
This paper addresses skepticism about carbon offsets exacerbating global inequalities by proposing a new approach: generating offset credits from projects within developed countries (US) that target critical energy, nutrition, and health ne…
Browse by Topic