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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Rebecca Christie
This paper critiques the EU's failure to integrate sustainable finance with capital markets policy. It argues that disclosure rules are overly complex and diverge from global standards, and recommends prioritizing technical fixes, diversify…
Liu Z.B.
This paper empirically investigates how green finance enhances ecological resilience, using China as a case study. It explores mechanisms and verifies the positive effects of green finance on ecological systems through quantitative analysis…
Jaiswal R.K.
This paper assesses how green finance instruments (green bonds, sustainability-linked loans) enhance banks' environmental and financial sustainability. It examines their impact on risk management, financing costs, and overall performance, p…
Liu L.
This paper provides a comprehensive review of the empirical literature on green bond pricing. It analyzes the benefits of green bonds for investors and issuers, examining market efficiency and the existence of a green premium.
Donato Morea, Gabriele Piga
This paper presents a framework for sustainable industrial investment in the energy sector, examining how capital allocation and risk management can be aligned with low-carbon transition goals. It analyzes challenges and opportunities for i…
Daniel Mertens, Nils Stockmann
This paper develops an analytical framework to assess the transformative capacity of state-owned investment banks (SIBs) for decarbonization. Using a most-likely case study of Germany, analyzing 19 SIBs' reports, economic data, and expert i…
Y. Yin
This paper reviews the intersection of green finance reform and corporate ESG performance, identifying five channels: easing financing constraints, stimulating green innovation, reinforcing institutional discipline, building reputation, and…
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The 12th edition of the index evaluating and ranking the quality of green finance in global financial centers, providing investors and policymakers with a benchmark of green finance maturity.
Wei P.
This study uses an input-output LCA model to examine the link between corporate green bonds and carbon performance. It finds that green bonds contribute to carbon reduction, with varying effects across sectors.
Raimo N.
This study empirically analyzes how non-financial information disclosure affects the cost of equity capital in the food and beverage industry. Higher disclosure quality is associated with lower cost of capital, confirming the financial valu…
Dirk Schoenmaker, Willem Schramade
Develops a two-stage model quantifying GDP exposure to transition risk by combining sectoral carbon intensity and transition preparedness. Applied to the EU energy transition, finds GDP at risk ranges from 8% (Sweden) to 43% (Poland), drive…
Ataxanov Umidbek Olimovich
This paper compares green bonds and sustainability-linked loans (SLLs) for financing industrial decarbonization, using 2024-2026 market data, BIS study, and academic research. Green bonds reduce Scope 1 emissions by 21% within one year, whi…
Deepa Iyer, B B Tiwari
This study empirically analyzes the impact of green financing instruments (green bonds, sustainability-linked loans, ESG investments) on sustainable development outcomes using a survey of 75 financial professionals and 10 interviews. Findin…
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This paper examines the impact of China's green finance policy on corporate ESG behaviors. It finds that the policy significantly reduces strategic (symbolic) ESG actions, especially in pollution-intensive industries, promoting genuine 'wal…
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This paper empirically analyzes the impact of the EU's climate disclosure framework (including the Taxonomy Regulation) on bank lending. It shows that disclosure requirements affect loan conditions and volumes, evaluating the effectiveness …
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This chapter interrogates the potential of green taxonomies as instruments for system change, referencing the Paris Agreement, and critically examines their role in driving systemic transformation within financial systems.
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This paper discusses corporate climate transition planning following the Omnibus regulatory overhaul. It emphasizes the need for companies to fundamentally rethink their strategies, operations, and business models to align with a climate-ne…
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This paper analyzes the EU regulatory framework to redirect private capital for the green transition, focusing on three pillars: a science-based taxonomy, disclosure obligations, and investment tools. It examines how these components aim to…
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This paper analyzes that the EU needs investment equivalent to 5% of GDP in 2025-2030 to meet its Net Zero 2050 target, and examines financing strategies under the European Climate Law (Regulation (EU) 2021/1119). It focuses on policy frame…
Stefanie Klein, Friedemann Polzin, Xander Urbach
This paper analyzes the relationship between credibility and financing of corporate transition plans in hard-to-abate sectors. It suggests that insufficient credibility can hinder financing and proposes a framework for assessing credibility…
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