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FinTech, AI and green outcomes
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The synergistic stabilization effect of green bonds: An industry spillover perspective on stock price crash risk
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Do green investments improve portfolio diversification? Evidence from mean conditional value-at-risk optimization
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Sustainability bond, sustainability-linked bond, and firms' environmental performance
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Greenium fluctuations and climate awareness in the corporate bond market
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Does the issuance of green bonds improve stock price efficiency? Evidence from China's green bond market
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Family firms and environmental financing: Evidence from green bond issuance
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A systems approach to sustainable finance: Actors, influence mechanisms, and potentially virtuous cycles of sustainability
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How effectively do green bonds help the environment?
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Sustainable investing in times of crisis: Evidence from bond holdings and the COVID-19 pandemic
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Green bonds, financing constraints, and green innovation
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Green finance sources in Iberian listed firms: A socially responsible investment approach
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The effect of climate change on firms’ debt financing costs: Evidence from China
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Can blockchain help curb “greenwashing” in green finance? - Based on tripartite evolutionary game theory
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Effects of the utilization of green bonds proceeds on green bond premium
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Quantile-frequency connectedness among climate change stocks: The roles of climate change attention and global uncertainties
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Investigating the relationship between physical climate risk and green bonds: Disaggregated level evidence from the United States by novel quantile-based methods
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Identifying factors affecting the preference for green bonds: A Japanese case study
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Green bonds and other assets: Evidence from extreme risk transmission
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Determining dependence, centrality, and dynamic networks between green bonds and financial markets
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The Effect of Air Pollution on Chinese Green Bond Market: The Mediation Role of Public Concern
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Shaping a greener future: The role of geopolitical risk, renewable energy and financial development on environmental sustainability using the LCC hypothesis
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Achieving zero emission targets: The influence of green bonds on clean energy investment and environmental quality
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How does the issuance of green bonds impact stock price crash risk: An analysis utilizing the NCSKEW and DUVOL
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Bridging sustainable finance, AI, and clean technology amid economic shocks: How are they connected in median and extreme conditions?
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Sustainability commitment, environmental achievement, and green bond premium
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On the legal foundations of green bonds
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Oil Prices and the Pricing of Green Equity ETFs: Evidence on Greenium Dynamics
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Over with carbon? Investors’ reaction to the Paris Agreement and the US withdrawal
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Not only green: Sustainability and debt capital markets
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Climate bonds toward achieving net zero emissions and carbon neutrality: Evidence from machine learning technique
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The pricing of green bonds and the determinants of the green bond premium in the Asia-Pacific and European markets
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Can green bond issuance promote enterprise green technological innovation?
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Going Green: Effect of green bond issuance on corporate debt financing costs
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Assessing climate risk impact on financial markets: A GARCH-Wavelet-Spillover approach to green and traditional assets
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Spatial asymmetries in green finance: Central bias in urban carbon mitigation across Chinese cities
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Green finance and digital economic infrastructure in the UK's energy transition: Insights from quantile-on-quantile and KRLS methods
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Assessing the impact of green bonds on renewable innovation and sustainable growth
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Assessing natural resources, rebounding trends, digital economic structure and green recovery dynamics in China
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Role of green innovation and green finance on green recovery: Analysis of natural resources rents
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Impact of green bonds on traditional equity markets
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Sustainability-linked bonds, corporate commitment and the cost of debt
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The spillover effects of green bond issuance in peer firms’ financial performance
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Impact of green bond issuance on energy intensity: Evidence from new energy enterprises
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How green bonds influence corporate environmental behaviour: A heterogeneous analysis
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Inflation expectations and climate concerns in the U.S. green versus traditional stock–bond nexus: A de-risking analysis
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Green finance’s role for sustainable development in the context of COP targets
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Stock market rewards for green credentials: Evidence from green bond issuance in China
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Do climate technology, financialization, and sustainable finance impede environmental challenges? Evidence from G10 economies
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Exploring the determinants of corporate green bond issuance and its environmental implication: The role of corporate board
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Sustainable futures: What's driving France's eco-revolution?
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“Bond. Green bond.” Yet when does green bond issuance truly benefit expected firm performance?
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Trends affecting future mobility. A cross-cutting analysis of the transport literature
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Integrating Sustainability in Financial Markets Regulation
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Integrating Sustainable Finance into the Prospectus Regulation
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Green Bond Issuance and Carbon Emissions: Can Causal Machine Learning Inform Forward-Looking Policy Decisions?
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Evaluating climate-related financial policies’ impact on decarbonization with machine learning methods
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“Green” bonds for financing environmental projects in Moscow
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Green bond issuance and corporate ESG performance: the perspective of internal attention and external supervision
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Why issue green bonds? Examining their dual impact on environmental protection and economic benefits
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Impact of green bonds on CO2 emissions and disaggregated level renewable electricity in China and the United States of America
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Impact of green bonds issuance on stock prices - Evidence from India
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Multi-scale quantile connectedness effects between green bonds and G8 countries’ financial markets
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Three contradictions between ESG finance and social housing decarbonisation: a comparison of five European countries
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