What is working capital, and which are the different types of working capital?

As a general rule, working capital can be defined as current assets minus current liabilities. 

Its primary purpose is to determine the amount of money you have readily available to meet all of your current expenses. 

Financial analysts play a major role in information mediation on capital markets, so understanding working capital needs is very important. It is also important for an analyst to stay on top of forecasting the actual working capital requirements, especially when the company is constantly expanding or growing. 

Additionally, you can highlight some previous incidents when your existing company felt the need for additional working capital, and you can even explain how you managed to do so. 

You can also demonstrate your skills by demonstrating how you and your team used working capital data to meet current and future needs.