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 141–160 of 409 papers
Rana S.
Examines the interplay of regulations, technology, and investor demand in India's green bond market, highlighting drivers for sustainable investment in an emerging economy.
Richard Sagor Mitra
This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of green banking practices in Bangladesh, using quarterly data from 2023-2024. It finds rapid growth in green finance (27.2% QoQ increase) but significant disparities between private and state-ow…
Potapova E.
This paper empirically examines how board characteristics (e.g., diversity, independence) affect green bond issuance success, showing that good governance facilitates fundraising.
Frecautan I.
This paper examines whether the Russian green bond market can serve as a hedge during crisis periods, analyzing the resilience and investor benefits of these instruments.
Persad K.
This paper examines institutional investor behaviour in the context of the energy transition, applying a complexity framework to sustainable finance in the UK. It offers insights into how investor actions can facilitate or hinder the transi…
T. H. Eko Prabowo
This study empirically audits the carbon emissions of PT Semen Indonesia, revealing a real intensity of 618 kg CO₂/ton of cement, far above the CBAM threshold. Unmitigated operations face IDR 521.3 billion in domestic penalties. The firm's …
Derived from original PMR research written by Guido Giese, Anett Husi, Chris Cote, Gabriela de la Serna, Harinakshi Raina, and Jakub Malich using AI and an editor
This snapshot article argues that a materiality-weighted carbon footprint provides a clearer measure of near-term transition risk than total emissions, as it focuses on emissions facing stronger business pressure by sub-industry. It distill…
Khayrilla Kurbonov, R. N. Ravikumar, Duggirala Aravind +2
This chapter examines the transformation of financial systems to align with low-carbon and inclusive development. It analyzes how green bonds, blended finance, and other instruments mobilize investment for renewable energy and climate-resil…
Janakiram M.
This paper examines the role of zero carbon finance in BRICS countries, exploring how climate-resilient financial architectures can catalyze green transitions. It focuses on the challenges and opportunities for financing decarbonization in …
Meng J.
This paper reviews the existing literature on financing and investing in sustainable infrastructure, covering green bonds, ESG investing, and transition finance, and proposes a research agenda for future studies. It offers insights for poli…
Mai H.T.
This paper empirically examines how green bond issuance affects financial performance of firms in Vietnam's construction and energy sectors. It tests the effectiveness of green bonds as a transition finance tool in emerging markets.
Kumar R.
This paper is a review that maps sustainable finance research frontiers using hybrid bibliometric analysis and the TCCM framework. It systematically organizes key themes and methodologies, offering directions for future research.
Nooseng M.
This paper empirically analyzes the impacts of green finance policy on enterprise low-carbon transformation, revealing policy effectiveness and mechanisms. Using data on Chinese listed firms, it employs difference-in-differences and instrum…
Ullah S.
This paper examines the role of green finance and just energy transition in achieving environmental sustainability. It likely provides a conceptual framework and policy implications for advancing the green transition.
Panigrahi A.K.
This paper analyzes how green bond issuance in India serves as a market signal and contributes to issuers' transition outcomes (decarbonization and improved environmental performance). It evaluates the real sustainability impact of green bo…
Li Y.
This paper examines how green finance serves as a digital catalyst, analyzing policy-driven FinTech adoption and its spillover effects across supply chains. It suggests contributions to corporate decarbonization and financing efficiency.
Belouadah F.
This paper explores the dimensions of sustainable development that rationalize decisions to grant green finance in Saudi banks. Without an abstract, the exact approach is unclear, but it likely addresses criteria for green loan approval or …
Li J.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of local green finance policies on capital flows in China. It finds that such policies increase investment in green sectors and decrease capital flows to non-green sectors in the policy regions. Th…
Sun C.
This study uses spatial econometric analysis to examine the impact of green finance on carbon emission efficiency in Chinese manufacturing. It finds that green finance improves carbon emission efficiency and suggests spatial spillover effec…
Wang X.
This study measures a green finance index for China and forecasts its development. While methods and results are unclear from the title alone, it contributes to evaluating China's green finance policies.
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