Firm went into receivership

So the boutique physical commodities shop I was working for just went into receivership due to a rogue employee's actions. I've been working there a year since graduation, and am not too sure how I can spin this event positively (if even possible) to prospective firms.

Should I declare this in my resume? Or should I leave everything as per normal and let them find out later and question me?

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