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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Mertzanis C.
This paper provides evidence on managing environmental finance, specifically green bonds, in the digital era. It analyzes trends in the green bond market and the impact of digital technologies, offering insights for sustainable finance.
Ozekenci S.Y.
This paper analyzes the role of green logistics and green finance in achieving carbon neutrality. It examines the synergistic effects of reducing logistics environmental impact and sustainable financing, offering practical implications.
Jing Y.
This paper empirically examines the impact of green bond issuance on corporate carbon emissions and the underlying mechanisms. It tests whether green bonds effectively reduce emissions and provides policy implications for transition finance…
Balogun F.B.
This paper explores the potential of green finance to promote sustainable development in the Sahel region. It focuses on financial mechanisms that can turn environmental challenges into economic opportunities, contributing to regional prosp…
Mateev M.
This paper discusses the importance of strategic alignment in connecting ESG factors to banks' financial performance and sustainability. Through theoretical frameworks or empirical analysis, it examines how ESG integration affects banks' ri…
Siti zulaika Febrianti, M. Abd. Nasir
This study analyzes the impact of macroprudential policies on CO2 emissions in advanced and developing economies (2010–2023) using panel least squares. It finds that emissions disrupt financial stability via transition and physical risks. A…
Muhammad Zubair Ashraf, Wei Wei, Naveed Aslam +1
Using panel data from 2000 to 2022 for EAGLE economies, this study examines how green trade affects ecological sustainability and the mediating role of green finance. Employing high-dimensional fixed effects, GMM, and PSM, it finds that gre…
S. Fujimori, Limeng Fan, Shiya Zhao +5
This paper discusses how international financial support for net-zero targets can resolve equity trade-offs between developed and developing countries. Proper design of funding mechanisms can balance burdens and benefits between both groups…
Dr. Nandini Jagannarayan, Dr. Mala Goplani, Dr. R Uma, Ms. Priti Dayashankar Pandey
This paper empirically examines the structural determinants and institutional effects of green banking using panel data of 25 bank-years from 2019 to 2023. Regression results show that total loan portfolio size, bank ownership structure, an…
Ambily Pillai
This paper examines the progress and challenges of green financing in Karnataka, India, focusing on renewable energy investments in solar and wind. It reviews efforts by financial institutions, government programs, and private investments, …
Burcu Zengin
Using a dynamic System-GMM estimator on 461 U.S. non-financial firms (2019–2023), this study finds a U-shaped relationship between ESG performance and cost of debt. Moderate ESG engagement lowers borrowing costs, while excessive commitments…
Наталья Владимировна Макарова, Т.А. Битюкова
This paper analyzes the specifics of ESG banking development in Russia, assessing the current market state, key trends, and difficulties in integrating sustainable principles. It focuses on the regulatory framework, standardization of susta…
Muhammad Rifky Apriansyah, Ahadina Hanifati Amimah, Aubry Fairuza Akifa Prabowo
This paper analyzes the institutional feasibility and concept of Green Pawn Financing, a pawn financing scheme based on ESG principles, for Pegadaian in Indonesia. Pegadaian has initial foundations like gold savings and electric vehicle loa…
P. Misztal
This paper investigates the relationship between green monetary policy and greenflation in the EU. Using a VECM, it analyzes how interest rate policies affect green investments and price stability, quantifying climate-related inflation risk…
Robertas Eismontas
This paper analyzes the EU LIFE Clean Energy Transition (CET) programme and its impact on SME participation in the green transition. Comparing Lithuania and Germany (2021-2024), it finds Germany has a larger, more diverse project portfolio …
Shumi M. Akhtar, R. Powell, Farida Akhtar +1
This paper develops a finance-oriented conceptual framework linking Indigenous business principles to the funding and governance of circular economy firms. It proposes four propositions connecting Indigenous governance to capital budgeting,…
Zahira Al-Ghifari, Aisyah Adifa Azzahidah, Nazwa Zaliaputri +1
This paper proposes the integration of an Islamic Renewable Fund (IRF) and Green Islamic Note (GIN) as a sharia-compliant green financing model for developing green microgrids in university campuses. GIN serves as a community-based Islamic …
Salil Seth, Lokesh Tomar
A comparative review of green bonds and green sukuk across financial performance, sustainability alignment, and governance. Green bonds have more quantitative environmental impact analysis but inconclusive financial returns; green sukuk hav…
Ali Koçak
This conceptual paper uses SWOT analysis to examine the potential use of green bonds and carbon credits in the tourism sector. It evaluates strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of these financial instruments for decarbonizing t…
L. Franciosi
This paper examines green sukuk at the intersection of Islamic finance and sustainable finance, focusing on OIC and EU contexts. It analyzes the role of green sukuk in financing renewable energy and climate adaptation, and argues that preve…
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