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We show, based on ratings by finance journal reviewers of generated output, that the recently released AI chatbot ChatGPT can significantly assist with finance research. In principle, these results should be generalisable across research domains. There are clear advantages for idea generation...
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Green bonds and financial markets underline severe extreme dependence due to uncertain economic and financial circumstances. Time-varying optimal copula (TVOC) is a unique methodology that provides useful copula information under different time series, underscoring several regimes following...
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The present paper introduced financing constraints (FC) to examine the relationship between environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosure and technological innovation capability (TIC). We employed Bloomberg’s ESG disclosure score covering the period 2011–2019, using overall...
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This paper scrutinises systemic (tail) risk using a novel method and extensive global dataset. We avail long time-series data from 65 international markets to analyse the connectedness as well as determinants of expected shortfall (up to the 5th percentile). Trans-national tail risk network is...
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The energy sector has to transform itself to adapt in the wake of climate change and increasing emissions from greenhouse gases (GHGs). Energy prices have risen dramatically in recent months due to a number of factors, including demand from emerging economies, geopolitical tensions in countries...
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This study summarizes the literature in the area of climate finance. For this review we employ bibliometric analysis. The analysis of the corpus reveals that the major contributions in the area have come much recently with Paris climate agreement being major motivator for research. China, UK,...
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The fundamental precept of “sin” stocks relates to higher return premiums, whereas ethical investments are pitched towards meeting environmental, social, and moral concerns of investors. Fostering this argument, the current study examines quantile coherencies among sin stocks, ethical...
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Corruption in finance is a relatively new topic which is gathering researcher's attention because of the increase in frauds and alike activities in the financial sector. The main aim of this article is to aid researchers to understand the overall trends, shifts and structure of corruption in...
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