Perhaps the bank's v6 service is misconfigured. You'd only see this when you were on both a machine and a network that supported v6. The most likely confusion is the bank's certificate, which is tied to an IP address. If it's tied to the v4 address then encryption wouldn't work at all.
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Perhaps the bank's v6 service is misconfigured. You'd only see this when you were on both a machine and a network that supported v6. The most likely confusion is the bank's certificate, which is tied to an IP address. If it's tied to the v4 address then encryption wouldn't work at all.