Consumer identity has been on a complex journey for the last fifteen years... but really hasn't moved very far. Change is on the horizon.Interest in Consumer Identity has skyrocketed over the last two years: mobile network operators, card networks, banks, governments and various consortia all have a hand in the ring. Some of the more prominent advances in Consumer Identity have been based around decentralised or self-sovereign identity. The challenge is that the complexity levels of these approaches continues to rise - almost always an indication that useable outcomes are threatened. If trusted third parties are included in the mix, however, much of the complexity could be reduced. Join Andrew Nash, VP Identity at Capital One, to learn what roles a trusted entity might play in emerging Consumer Identity ecosystems, and to explore whether this could be the tipping point where management of identities for people - not businesses - finally becomes a reality.</p>