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Score Tests for Hyperbolic GARCH Models

Davidson (2004) recently proposed the hyperbolic GARCH model to capture the phenomenon of long-range dependence in volatility, with the extent of such dependence measured by the geometric or hyperbolic decay of the coefficients in an ARCH(∞) model. In this article, we reinterpret the hyperbolic GARCH model by building a link with the common GARCH model, and construct a simplified score test to check the presence of the hyperbolic decay. We derive the asymptotic of the test statistic under the null hypothesis and the local alternatives. We conduct Monte Carlo simulation experiments to study the performance of this test, and report an illustration on two log return sequences. This article has supplementary material online.