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 161–180 of 1035 papers
Fabrizio Ferriani, Marcello Pericoli
This paper examines the impact of ESG risks on the term structure of default probabilities for European non-financial corporations from 2014 to 2022. Higher ESG scores reduce default probabilities, with effects more pronounced over longer h…
Ami Hasebe
This study empirically analyzes how climate public-private partnerships using blended finance affect renewable energy development in emerging economies. Using a fixed-effects model with a harmonized panel dataset, it finds a significant pos…
パリ協定に貢献する鉱物資源及び金融・投資分野のガバナンスの現状と課題
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This paper analyzes the current status and challenges of governance in mineral resources and finance/investment sectors for the Paris Agreement. It discusses sustainable supply of minerals and frameworks for green investment, offering polic…
Ausserladscheider V.
This paper examines the tensions and synergies between macro- and micro-level approaches in the study of green finance. It aims to bridge the gap between theoretical frameworks and empirical research, highlighting the complementarities and …
Shi R.
This paper empirically analyzes how green finance drives the synergy between pollution and carbon reduction in Chinese firms. It examines the link between financial policy and corporate environmental behavior, providing evidence for the eff…
Liu F.H.M.
This paper examines the governance of finance and sustainability in Asia, focusing on actors, processes, and politics. Although no abstract is provided, it likely offers insights relevant to sustainable finance governance in the region.
Erfan Rachmadi, Bowo Setiyono, B Saktiawan +1
This study uses panel data from 604 banks across 40 countries (2011-2022) to examine the impact of geopolitical and climate uncertainty on bank stability. Fixed effects and difference GMM estimations reveal that both risks adversely affect …
Aryadimas Suprayitno
This study systematically reviews 23 English-language articles from Scopus to explore Islamic finance's role in climate action. Clustering identifies three themes: green Islamic finance/sustainable investment, Islamic banking/carbon emissio…
Yrjo Koskinen, Prateek Sood
This research shows that Canadian companies that disclose climate-related information gain a competitive advantage in attracting European investors. The quality and quantity of disclosure influence investment decisions.
van der Zwan N.
This paper analyzes three roles that investors play in transnational sustainable finance initiatives: collectors (gathering information and funds), mediators (connecting stakeholders), and performers (enacting norms). It explores how these …
Ranali Wadia
This study analyzes the role of sustainable finance in driving India's green economy transition. It reviews the rapid growth of GSS+ instruments (green, social, sustainability, sustainability-linked bonds) to about USD 55.9 billion by 2024,…
Alamin Sarker
This research analyzes barriers to effective climate finance in Bangladesh, an LDC vulnerable to climate threats. It examines legal and institutional frameworks, identifying issues like complex access, loan-based financing, and centralized …
AL-AMIN, IBRAHIM AL-AMIN
This study examines the impact of climate finance and ESG practices on sustainable energy adoption in Nigeria. Climate finance enables solar PV projects but faces barriers for SMEs and bureaucratic hurdles. ESG adoption is increasing but go…
Vo D.H.
Examines the role of green finance in energy security amid rising geopolitical risks, suggesting that green finance can enhance energy security by reducing dependence on fossil fuels and promoting sustainable energy investments.
Gilchrist D.
This paper surveys the literature on the limits of green finance, focusing on green bonds and green loans. It reviews existing research to identify challenges and gaps in the effectiveness of green financial instruments.
Syed Shameel Ahmed Quadri, Intikhab Ulfat Intikhab Ulfat, M. Ali +1
This study qualitatively analyzes how blue finance and ocean geopolitics shape climate capital in the transformation of global ocean economies. Based on 45 sources including peer-reviewed articles, policy reports, and financial documents, i…
Marina Albanese, Ida Colella
This study examines the dynamic association between climate policy, CO2 emissions, and European stock returns using a panel of 28 countries (2007-2024) with local projections and a threshold model. It finds that CO2 emissions are positively…
Sah SP
This study analyzes the bidirectional dynamics between green finance, institutional quality, policy effectiveness, and environmental sustainability across 14 Middle Eastern countries from 2000-2022. Using second-generation panel estimators …
Lawal E, OKEREKE IG
This study investigates the effect of agricultural technology adoption (measured by a Digital Agricultural Index) on green economy performance (CO2 emissions) and climate financing in 15 ECOWAS countries from 2010-2023. Using panel economet…
Thomas Omali
This review evaluates the UNFCCC's REDD+ initiative in reducing GHG emissions from the AFOLU sector. Analyzing 38 papers from 2015-2024, it concludes REDD+ has significant positive implications for emission reduction and climate change miti…
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