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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Katarzyna Perez, Alan Celmerowski, Tomasz Gabrusewicz
Using panel data for Polish listed banks from 2012-2024, this study examines the dynamic relationship between ESG performance and cost of equity. While the static model finds no aggregate greenium, an inverted greenium appears for the Socia…
B. Keum
Using 8,541 firm-year observations from Korean non-financial firms (2019-2024), this study finds that ESG bond issuers exhibit significantly lower accrual-based earnings management than non-issuers, and this effect persists post-issuance. T…
Martin Macauley, F. Ogosi
This paper systematically reviews the role of green finance instruments (green bonds, sustainability-linked loans, etc.) in enhancing environmental compliance and sustainable competitiveness. It finds benefits such as reduced financing cons…
Ruohan Wang
This study empirically analyzes how third-party green certification, corporate ESG ratings, and environmental disclosure quality affect green bond pricing in China (2017-2024). Using multiple linear regression, it finds that certification r…
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This paper examines the role of rating agencies in sustainable finance, focusing on their impact on markets through ESG assessments and green bond certifications, and discusses challenges and opportunities for enhancing credibility.
Aslbek Rovshanov, Worldly Knowledge Publishing Centre
This paper compares Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan to identify barriers to private sector green bond issuance. Despite having green taxonomies and sovereign green bonds, Uzbekistan has only one corporate green bond. Kazakhstan, with similar poli…
Asmae El Jaouhari, Ashutosh Samadhiya, Anil Kumar +3
This study bridges the research-practice gap in real estate decarbonization and green investment through a PRISMA-informed review of 74 articles. It identifies five driver clusters (including green premium) and eight barrier clusters, and o…
Tomczak K.
This study analyzes the cross-country impact of green bond issuance on environmental quality measured by the load capacity factor. It finds heterogeneous effects across countries, highlighting the role of policy and market maturity. The fin…
Shah S.A.
This study analyzes the impact of ESG uncertainty on green bond performance using a nonlinear time-frequency quantile approach. Findings suggest that heightened ESG uncertainty increases return volatility of green bonds, with pronounced neg…
Shuhan Wang, Di Fan, Chris K.Y. Lo +1
This paper examines shareholder concerns arising from ambitious corporate carbon neutrality goals and explores ways to mitigate them. It suggests that transparency in goal setting and communication strategies are crucial.
Andreas G. F. Hoepner, Stefan Jacob, Sarah Koch +2
The paper identifies that net-zero investment strategies guided by relative carbon intensity (CI) metrics can be misleading and insufficient. It proposes an inflation-adjusted CI metric and absolute GHG emission limits at portfolio inceptio…
Clapp J.
This paper reflects on the international political economy (IPE) of green finance, discussing institutional and power structures that shape its adoption. It provides a conceptual analysis without empirical data, highlighting political econo…
Fan L.
This paper empirically examines how green finance policies affect corporate debt default risk in China. It finds that stronger green policies reduce borrowing costs and lower default probabilities. Using Chinese market data, the study provi…
Sharma S.E.
This introductory paper surveys the international political economy of green finance, likely discussing policy and regulatory frameworks.
Dr. Divyesh Patel
This paper explores the transformation of business restructuring finance from a traditional focus on liquidity and leverage to a sustainability-integrated capital framework. It examines how sustainability-linked financing instruments embed …
Zizhen Cai, Xinli Li
Using data from Chinese listed power companies (2010-2021), this paper empirically analyzes how green credit promotes synergy between carbon reduction and efficiency improvement. It finds green technology innovation as a key mediator and ex…
Bell, Peter
This working paper presents a practical, non-scoring framework for assessing corporate climate transition plans that depend on external organizations beyond the company's control. It uses the German steel industry's shift to direct-reductio…
Mahima M Naik
This conceptual paper reviews India's Sovereign Green Bond framework introduced in 2022 and its debut issuance in 2023. Drawing on signalling theory, Pigouvian welfare economics, stakeholder theory, and the greenium concept, it develops an …
Sun S.
This paper evaluates the impact of Green Finance Reform and Innovation (GFRI) pilot zones in China on the environmental performance of polluting firms. Using empirical methods, it finds that GFRIs led to reductions in pollution emissions am…
Chen Y.
This study empirically examines the causal impact of green bond issuance on issuers' environmental performance. It analyzes whether green bonds lead to emission reductions and improvements in environmental metrics, assessing the effectivene…
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