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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A. K. Alsharidi, Abiodun Toheeb Emiola
This study empirically evaluates how financial systems (development, inclusion, FinTech) affect carbon emissions and renewable energy adoption in 22 OECD economies (2012-2023). It finds that financial development alone increases emissions, …
Srivastava S.
This paper proposes and analyzes a TISM (Total Interpretive Structural Modeling) framework for advancing sustainable finance, emphasizing its link to economic resurgence and offering practical insights.
Shan Chen, Tianhao Yi, Shuyu Xue
This paper investigates how carbon intensity and exposure to climate policy uncertainty (CPU) are priced in China's equity market. Univariate portfolio tests confirm a carbon premium: high-carbon firms earn higher average returns. While the…
Xu Q.
This paper uses panel data from Chinese cities to analyze the spatiotemporal impact of green finance on carbon dioxide emissions. The findings indicate that green finance significantly contributes to CO2 reduction, with heterogeneous effect…
Grumann L.
This paper examines the green finance dilemma in renewable energy investments through multiple case studies, analyzing the trade-off between risk and impact, and offering insights for green finance practice.
Wang W.
This paper empirically analyzes Sino-US green finance cooperation from 2016 to 2022 using text analysis. By quantitatively examining policy documents and agreements, it reveals the actual state and progress of bilateral cooperation in green…
Le T.D.
This paper analyzes dynamic spillovers among green bond markets and investigates the impact of investor sentiment on these markets. It reveals the interconnectedness of green bond markets and the role of investor behavior.
Niklas Stolz, Benedict Probst
This paper analyzes how value is captured in carbon crediting projects worldwide, identifying key beneficiaries and implications for carbon market integrity.
Khan A.
This paper provides global empirical evidence on the link between green bonds and air pollution, with a focus on emerging economies. It examines whether green bond issuance leads to improvements in air quality, offering insights for policym…
Manuel A. Zambrano‐Monserrate, Luccas Assis Attílio, Gonzalo Hernández Soto
This study analyzes spatial effects of international climate finance on carbon intensity. Using a dynamic spatial Durbin model on 128 countries (2010-2019), it finds negative direct and indirect effects, with mitigation finance more effecti…
Rafael Gondim Tomaz, Márcio Laurini, Adriano Barasal Morales
This study investigates the carbon risk premium in the Brazilian stock market using a Brown-Minus-Green (BMG) factor. Analyzing 1,282 firms from 2000-2022, it finds a negative and significant premium, indicating green assets have lower expe…
R Wang
This paper reviews theoretical and empirical arguments on whether institutional investors reduce corporate carbon emissions. It finds that the impact is conditional on ownership levels, investment horizon, governance expertise, and regulato…
Malafronte Irma, Pereira John, Rakeeb Fathima Roshan
This paper examines how carbon performance and climate governance affect equity risk. Using S&P500 data from 2009-2023, it finds that both factors individually reduce total and unsystematic risk, but their combined effect is less than the s…
Owain Johnson
This paper details the structuring and execution of the first carbon credit securitization in the primary market. Standard Bank bundled CERs from CDM projects (mainly in China) and sold them in tranches with varying delivery certainty, prov…
Qingzhou Ma, Bai Lyu, Weidong Wang
Using panel data of 41 Chinese cities from 2010-2024, this study finds that a one-standard-deviation increase in green finance index reduces carbon emission intensity by about 23.6% of the sample mean. Green technology innovation and indust…
Jay Mar D. Quevedo
This paper argues that integrating a One Health approach into blue carbon projects can enhance both implementation and financing by demonstrating health co-benefits beyond carbon sequestration. Using a Philippine case study, it shows how ma…
Joop Huij, Dries Laurs, Philip Stork +1
This paper proposes 'Carbon Beta,' a market-based metric for assessing firms' exposure to climate transition risk. Addressing institutional investors' challenges in climate risk assessment, it offers a practical method derived from stock ma…
Yu C.
This empirical study examines the impact of green credit and green venture capital on carbon emission reduction in China. It reveals mechanisms and validates the effectiveness of green finance policies using firm-level data.
Djekonbe D.
This paper empirically examines the effects of green finance on inclusive growth in African countries, suggesting that green finance can promote economic growth and reduce inequality in the region.
Wu X.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of China's green finance reform on firm-banking relationships, examining how policy changes affect lending behavior and corporate environmental performance.
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