ABSTRACT
In this paper, based on the Realized GARCH model, the fractional integration Realized GARCH model is proposed by combining long memory parameters with conditional variance and replacing the original realized measure with the realized measure obtained after daily, weekly and monthly weighting. Based on the 5-min high-frequency data of the SSE index, the fractional integration Realized GARCH model, Realized HAR GARCH model and Realized GARCH model are investigated for their fitting effect and predictive ability on market volatility, and Monte Carlo simulations are conducted from the error terms obeying normal distribution, t-distribution and chi-square distribution so as to compare the RMSE and MAE of the three types of models with respect to conditional variance. The empirical results show that the fractionally integrated Realized GARCH model is found to better capture the long-run correlation in volatility in certain intervals by comparing the theoretical and sample auto-correlation functions, while the overall predictive power of the model is better than the other two models. Finally, it provides technical support and suggestions for investors' risk control.