Top Papers on Climate Finance in Q3 2025

This list includes the top downloaded papers on Climate Finance posted in Q3 2025. It also includes the Top 5 Organizations that downloaded the research during this period.

1. Country Risk: Determinants, Measures and Implications -The 2025 Edition by Aswath Damodaran (New York University)

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2. Climate Change Risk and the Cost of Mortgage Credit by Duc Duy Nguyen (Durham University), Steven Ongena (University of Zurich), Shusen Qi (Xiamen University), & Vathunyoo Sila (University of Edinburgh)

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3. State of SupTech Report 2024 by Maryeliza Barasa (Digital Transformation Solutions), Simone di Castri (Digital Transformation Solutions), Matt Grasser (Digital Transformation Solutions), Samir Kiuhan (Cambridge SupTech Lab), Kalliopi Letsiou (Cambridge SupTech Lab), & Lara Sousa Faria (NOVA University Lisbon)

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4. Systemic Investing for Social Change: A Starter Kit by Hibah Khan (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Jason Jay (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), & Kirsten Andersen (University of Zurich)

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5. Accountability For Flawed Corporate Culture by Jennifer G. Hill (Monash University) & Roy Shapira (University of Chicago)

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6. Carbon Pricing Policies and Global Climate Change – Critical Perspectives (Second edition) by Alan K. Kirkpatrick (Bournemouth University)

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7. Evaluating Impact Investing through a Systems Thinking Lens: Hallmarks of a Transformational Approach by Yu Zhang (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

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8. The Shades of Investment Factors by Maxime Sauzet (Boston University) & Jiayi Zhu (Boston University)

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9. The Proxy Voting Choice Revolution by Alon Brav (Duke University), Tao Li (University of Florida), Dorothy S. Lund (Columbia University), & Zikui Pan (University of Florida)

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10. Biodiversity, Financial Markets, and Systemic Risk: A Synthesising Review by Brian M. Lucey (Trinity College Dublin), Samuel A. Vigne (Luiss Guido Carli University), & Andrew Urquhart (University of Birmingham)

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