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 101–120 of 409 papers
Khalegi F.
This paper examines the potential of blockchain technology to enhance transparency and efficiency in green investments. It discusses how blockchain can improve traceability and verifiability in the context of sustainable finance.
Chahal B.S.
This paper examines the role of green bonds in reengineering global capital markets for a carbon-constrained future, analyzing the financial architecture that promotes sustainable investment.
Alagpuria M.
This paper conducts a gap analysis on sustainable financing for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India, identifying barriers and policy recommendations to support their sustainable growth.
Feng Cao, Linfeng Li, Xueyan Zhang +1
This study examines the impact of China's 2012 Green Credit Guidelines (GCG) on corporate leverage manipulation. Using a difference-in-differences design, they find that GCG significantly inhibits leverage manipulation among high-polluting …
Tetyana Oriekhova, Oleksii Riabchyn
This paper summarizes the transformation of the EU financial market under growing requirements for responsible business conduct in global value chains. It analyzes the interaction between the European Green Deal and the EU Sustainable Finan…
Guy Finkill, C. Gough, S. Mander +1
This paper comprehensively examines financial flows for the low-carbon transition of UK industrial clusters. It shows how green finance frameworks shape the definition of 'green', risking lock-in of non-transformative projects like CCS-enab…
Yaxian Wang, Shanlu Chen, Nan Jiang
This paper analyzes the impact of green credit policy on carbon intensity in China using a novel GDI-ARDL model. Findings suggest green credit significantly reduces carbon intensity, providing empirical evidence for transition finance effec…
Barbara Breitschopf
This paper analyzes non-monetary barriers (regulatory, skills, information asymmetry) and opportunities for energy transition investments in Germany, offering insights for investors and policymakers.
Lyudmyla Voytovych, Roksolana Dub, Sofiya Smerega
This paper analyzes how the insurance sector can drive green economic transformation. Comparing Western and Northern European countries, it shows that insurance functions beyond risk management as a strategic financial instrument to promote…
Lili Wei, Fengjuan Kou
This paper analyzes the impact of green bonds (GB) on urban low-carbon transformation (ULCT) using fixed effect and spatial econometric models on 279 Chinese cities from 2014-2024. GB significantly promote ULCT, with stronger effects in reg…
Md Kousar Hassan, Prof. Syed Khaja Safiuddin, Salman Khan +1
This paper analyzes the role, challenges, and prospects of green finance in India. It evaluates green bonds and ESG investments as instruments to channel funds into renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, climate-smart agriculture, an…
Chen Bian, Yingying Ding, Liu bing +2
This paper analyzes the role of transition finance, specifically carbon-reduction lending (CRL), in promoting China's synergistic transformation of digital and green (STDG). CRL reshapes inter-departmental loan spreads via banks' internal t…
Hao Li, Wenqiu Zhang, Yuanxin Xiang +3
Using panel data from Chinese cities (2005-2021), this study finds that green finance significantly improves carbon emission efficiency through green technological innovation and industrial structure rationalization, with positive spatial s…
Prantik Ray, Disha Sharma
This paper analyzes India's regulatory framework for green finance, examining SEBI's Green Debt Securities, RBI's Green Deposits, and Sovereign Green Bonds. It discusses combating greenwashing through enhanced disclosures like BRSR. Finding…
Jacob Fisher
This paper empirically examines the impact of banks' net-zero commitments (SBTi and NZBA) on their fossil fuel lending. It finds that SBTi commitments have no effect, while NZBA commitments lead to relative reductions in lending, though far…
Gao J.
This paper analyzes the impact of green finance on regional environmental governance, exploring mechanisms to promote industrial structure upgrading. It provides empirical evidence and policy recommendations.
Tang D.
This study investigates the impact of green finance development on the ecological and environmental quality of the Yangtze River Economic Belt in China. It empirically examines the mechanisms by which green credit, green bonds, and other fi…
Hu X.
This paper investigates how green finance promotes green development by examining the mechanisms of green innovation and environmental decentralization. Empirical analysis reveals the pathways through which green finance drives sustainable …
Fu Q.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of green finance on enterprise green transformation in China. It examines how green credit, green bonds, and other financial mechanisms contribute to corporate environmental performance and low-car…
Pan T.
Using Chinese provincial panel data, this study empirically examines the impact of green finance on green employment. Findings indicate a positive effect, offering policy implications for green transitions.
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